Tire make / Prices - 06 997S
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What would be a highly recommended daily driving road tire for
a 997s? Also, what type of prices are you paying?
a 997s? Also, what type of prices are you paying?
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I last completely replaced (all 4) of my Bridgestones and have been very happy with them. Going price was about $1260 out the door, dynamically balanced and mounted.
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That is a great price relative to the PS2. I am considering trying a set on my 07 997S when my PS2's are worn out.
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Check out the new Bridgestone RE11. Lots of positive buzz about this ultra high performance tire
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Yes Edgy has the RE050A which are one fo the stock brands/models of tire that come on the car from the factory.
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I'm a huge PS2 fan, but in this case I'd try the new Bridgestone RE-11 as Mike suggests. 235/305 sizes for $1164 a set at Tire Rack and if you order soon you get a $100 Visa card to boot, so net $1064! I don't know anyone that has tried them, but the reports are all stellar so far.
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i suspect this is a really dumb question, but how bad would it be to have two different makes on front and back? my fronts don't have much wear, but there's a superficial tear on one of the rears that my tech says is okay but I'm nervous about given how much autocross i want to do this season ...
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This is one of the most asked questions at the forum. I think it's pretty unanimous not to mix - different tires have different characteristics in cold, wet, and even dry conditions.
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Thank you all for your input.
If you can get a good tire for $300 each, out the door, that
is not too crazy. I have spent nearly that amount on tires
for my 5 Series and they are half the width. In addition,
if you drive quasi conservatively, you should be able to get 20k miles
out of them.
If you can get a good tire for $300 each, out the door, that
is not too crazy. I have spent nearly that amount on tires
for my 5 Series and they are half the width. In addition,
if you drive quasi conservatively, you should be able to get 20k miles
out of them.
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Thank you all for your input.
If you can get a good tire for $300 each, out the door, that
is not too crazy. I have spent nearly that amount on tires
for my 5 Series and they are half the width. In addition,
if you drive quasi conservatively, you should be able to get 20k miles
out of them.
If you can get a good tire for $300 each, out the door, that
is not too crazy. I have spent nearly that amount on tires
for my 5 Series and they are half the width. In addition,
if you drive quasi conservatively, you should be able to get 20k miles
out of them.
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I have a quote from Costco for PS2 N3 of $1368 balanced, installed ($372 rear, $312 front). I want less harsh ride so sounds like I should look at the Bridgestones. Currently have OE Continentals and they are very stiff for my old body.