Ultimate stock wheel street Tires
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Gentlemen;
After several hours of searching I am still perplexed at the best tire brand and sizes for aggressive street driving on stock wheels. The car is set up with PSS9 and RS bars .I do not track the car and am most interested in finding the best overall tire setup for the street. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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After several hours of searching I am still perplexed at the best tire brand and sizes for aggressive street driving on stock wheels. The car is set up with PSS9 and RS bars .I do not track the car and am most interested in finding the best overall tire setup for the street. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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I bought the car with Pirelli P-Zeros and recently changed to Michelin PS-2's. I like them so far but can not comment on durability. I have about 2,000 Mi on them and they still have more than 50% tread.
I have the stock turbo twists and went one size wider using 235's on front and 295 rears.
I drive mostly mountain passes in the Sierras and they stick well when aggressively carving the corners.
The sizes do not interfere with the fenders and I have not experienced any rubbing.
P-2's are my reccommendation
I have the stock turbo twists and went one size wider using 235's on front and 295 rears.
I drive mostly mountain passes in the Sierras and they stick well when aggressively carving the corners.
The sizes do not interfere with the fenders and I have not experienced any rubbing.
P-2's are my reccommendation
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It is a matter of personal choice. Also potholes and tempurature come into play. I use the continental sport pilots and they are quiet, and work well in cold. I have 19s 235 and 295.
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Gentlemen;
After several hours of searching I am still perplexed at the best tire brand and sizes for aggressive street driving on stock wheels. The car is set up with PSS9 and RS bars .I do not track the car and am most interested in finding the best overall tire setup for the street. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
![Cool](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
After several hours of searching I am still perplexed at the best tire brand and sizes for aggressive street driving on stock wheels. The car is set up with PSS9 and RS bars .I do not track the car and am most interested in finding the best overall tire setup for the street. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
![Cool](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
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