The 3 tires I am thinking about for my new ZHP

[JupiterBMW]

Yeah I have to agree. The roads here in Florida are all beautifully wide and in great shape. Unfortunately, they are also very flat and straight. The majority of the surface roads here are all in a big N-S, E-W grid... Sort of makes suspension mods kind of silly down here, but at least its easy on the wheels and tires.

[Newjack]

Yeah I have to agree. The roads here in Florida are all beautifully wide and in great shape. Unfortunately, they are also very flat and straight. The majority of the surface roads here are all in a big N-S, E-W grid... Sort of makes suspension mods kind of silly down here, but at least its easy on the wheels and tires.

90 degree turns are everywhere. Take one of those at 30mph. I promise you will smile.

[JupiterBMW]

Oh well yes, those are awesome but its rare that you come to one with a green light. The lights in Florida (at least around here) are almost all timed and not triggered, so even if no traffic, you may still have to stop and wait at the lights. It sucks...

But, there are 3 roundabouts right near my house, and I always take full advantage of those, especially when they're empty of other traffic!

[tonyportnof]

Hello!

I just posted in the forum with a similar situation, Boston area too. It's desperation time: I'll sacrifice some performance to relieve this problem (just blew 2 tires, right side last night, never even saw the hole, I drive the road all the time! 1A in Revere) and I'm wondering if there's a combination of shocks, struts and stiffer sidewalls that might help. Currently ContiContacts, stock suspension...

Tony