I have staggered now but bought 2 rear wheels to do a squared setup.
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I have staggered now but bought 2 rear wheels to do a squared setup.
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If you are open to alternatives then Firestone Indy 500 seem like a good budget tire... On tirerack they are $446.72 for a set of 4 vs. $695 for DW... I read few reviews, can't remember where exactly, comparing Indy 500's to s04 pole position... Make sense since Bridgestone owns Firestone...
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That seems way too good to be true, but the reviews look pretty solid. I might give these a try. I'm not needing to pull the trigger quite yet so i'll see who has the best deal. Thx!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
When I search by 245/35/18 on TireRack the Firestone Indy 500 doesn't show up. Are you sure they make it in that size?Quote:
Originally Posted by san
I was talking about 255/35/18...Quote:
Originally Posted by 330i Lover
Edit: http://m.tirerack.com/tires/TireDeta...160812193334:s
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they don't make that size, that's why.Quote:
Originally Posted by 330i Lover
They were sold as bridgestone adrenalin re003 in some other countries. I kind of wish I tried them, but I wouldn't have had a good reference point.Quote:
Originally Posted by san
Either prices have dramatically increased in the last 3 months or you've got friends in high places at TireRack! I just did the math and for a set of the hancook's ventus tires it would be $114 for installation, $580 for the tires and $76 for shipping. Grand total comes to $770, before any promotions. That seems outrageous compared to Discount Tire can do the Continental DW for $831 out the door which includes free rotations. So, with these prices it looks like there's only $60 difference between the Hankooks and the Continentals. What do you guys think?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
Well having experienced all four of those tires, the PSS are better (and lasted significantly longer than the Bridgestones in my experience). But I also think the latest and greatest tires really aren't necessary on a ZHP, which makes less power than most family sedans these days. So on my ZHP I actually went with all seasons, the Pilot Sport A/S3 plus. They're not cheap, but should last significantly longer than summer tires. And I'd estimate they have about as much grip as the PS2s that the ZHP initially came in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
On my M3... PSS or bust.
And that's within $70 of the $901 out the door price for PSS I got from Discount Tire, and at the time I also got a $70 mail in rebate card so my total price was $831.Quote:
Originally Posted by 330i Lover
In my experience the PSS are superior to the Conti DWs.