Tired... of looking at tires
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Opinions? 275/35/19 only... all around 300 per tire. Anyone recommendations?
Opinions? 275/35/19 only... all around 300 per tire. Anyone recommendations?
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kdw2's were my first choice...
i have an option to save a **** load of money going with a tire/wheel package... but... it runs 35 in the front, 30 in the rear. i live in new england, roads are horrible in some places...
think i'm safe to go 30 in the rear, or suicidal?
i have an option to save a **** load of money going with a tire/wheel package... but... it runs 35 in the front, 30 in the rear. i live in new england, roads are horrible in some places...
think i'm safe to go 30 in the rear, or suicidal?
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Originally Posted by dice06z
kdw2's were my first choice...
i have an option to save a **** load of money going with a tire/wheel package... but... it runs 35 in the front, 30 in the rear. i live in new england, roads are horrible in some places...
think i'm safe to go 30 in the rear, or suicidal?
i have an option to save a **** load of money going with a tire/wheel package... but... it runs 35 in the front, 30 in the rear. i live in new england, roads are horrible in some places...
think i'm safe to go 30 in the rear, or suicidal?
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Originally Posted by ZU L8R
1st- PS2's
2nd- Eagle F1's
2nd- Eagle F1's
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Both the Michelin PS2 and the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 stick like glue on a dry surface, are very secure on wet roadways, run quietly, and have a softer sidewall that provides a more comfortable ride. I give the Michelin PS2 a small advantage over the Goodyear Eagle F1 because the Michelin PS2 has slightly stiffer sidewalls. But, the Michelin PS2 is more expensive than the Goodyear Eagle. After running either tire for a couple of days, you hardly notice any difference (and it's mostly a driver preference).
NOTE: My tests are based upon actual experience where I ran "all square widths" (245/40-18 front and 245/45-18 rear) on 8" stock rims. Running different wheel and tire size combinations might provide a different result.
--Spike
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