Tire Reccomendations
Ordered a set of M167s today with M6 Offsets. Looking for tire recommendations.
I'd like to have a nice mix of performance, ride quality, tread life and not too much road noise.
Hopefully I'm not asking for too much.
Sizes I'm planning for are:
245/35/19f
275/30/19r
Thanks!
I'd like to have a nice mix of performance, ride quality, tread life and not too much road noise.
Hopefully I'm not asking for too much.
Sizes I'm planning for are:
245/35/19f
275/30/19r
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by shaferrj' post='1025288' date='Oct 5 2009, 05:39 PM
Ordered a set of M167s today with M6 Offsets. Looking for tire recommendations.
I'd like to have a nice mix of performance, ride quality, tread life and not too much road noise.
Hopefully I'm not asking for too much.
Sizes I'm planning for are:
245/35/19f
275/30/19r
Thanks!
I'd like to have a nice mix of performance, ride quality, tread life and not too much road noise.
Hopefully I'm not asking for too much.
Sizes I'm planning for are:
245/35/19f
275/30/19r
Thanks!
Originally Posted by sdg1871' post='1025293' date='Oct 5 2009, 05:46 PM
Are you looking for all seasons (generally longer tread life but less dry road grip) or summer performance tires?
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I was just looking at tires too, and I found a great tire for your application made by Bridgestone (Potenza RE 760 sport) It's what I'm leaning toward!
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!)
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!)
Originally Posted by flyingpuck' post='1025317' date='Oct 5 2009, 06:25 PM
I was just looking at tires too, and I found a great tire for your application made by Bridgestone (Potenza RE 760 sport) It's what I'm leaning toward!
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!) 
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!) 
There was one Corvette driver who provided a not so stellar review but it seems most comments were positive. Did you look at any other info that whats available on Tire Rack?
Originally Posted by shaferrj' post='1025372' date='Oct 5 2009, 04:21 PM
I was looking at those earlier as well.
There was one Corvette driver who provided a not so stellar review but it seems most comments were positive. Did you look at any other info that whats available on Tire Rack?
There was one Corvette driver who provided a not so stellar review but it seems most comments were positive. Did you look at any other info that whats available on Tire Rack?
Originally Posted by flyingpuck' post='1025317' date='Oct 5 2009, 06:25 PM
I was just looking at tires too, and I found a great tire for your application made by Bridgestone (Potenza RE 760 sport) It's what I'm leaning toward!
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!) 
I too am looking for a bit of wet weather prowess (should it EVER rain here again!) 
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Originally Posted by luigi524td' post='1025433' date='Oct 5 2009, 07:13 PM
The reviews on the Bridgestones were good ... I almost went for those too but got a better price & deal on the Generals + the 4% MrRebates $$ from TireRack. I'm getting decent use from them and running @ 38F and 42R psi they seem a lot crisper than the slightly softer recommended tire pressures.
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Originally Posted by JOHN' post='1025456' date='Oct 5 2009, 10:04 PM
For me general UHP's are the best tire on the road. Great feel, quiet and will last forever


