Tire question
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Tire question
I have got 24.4k so far on my OEM Bridgestone tires (mainly from everyday city/highway driving). How long can I expect them to last before it starts to affect the grip performance?
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25k should not be a prob for the oem tyres in my opinion. but if u are taking of changing, let me know where is cheap place hor. mine should be quite worn liao and i also thinking of changing.
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Oh, I didn't know there was a misunderstanding on my question. I know at this point the tires are fine. i just wanted to know in other people's experiences (ie old timers) when this OEM tire starts to give out/up?
I normally expect tires to last till about 40k before replacing them but just don't know about these Bridgestones.
Anyone?
I normally expect tires to last till about 40k before replacing them but just don't know about these Bridgestones.
Anyone?
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If u are a spirited driver, try not to use any tyres beyong 2 years cos by then, the compound will have harden and performance affected.
So with threadware of 140, I wont go beyong 35k.
Cheers
So with threadware of 140, I wont go beyong 35k.
Cheers
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Must be careful...
Originally Posted by darkelfin
really?! ****...mines 35k.
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X-Man: Wah... 50k in 2 years? I dint know Singapore was such a big island!! ;-) Anyway, I am on the same rate as you; will do 50k within 2 years on current usage pattern.
No point paying six figures for a car and in keeping the car nice & polished. I got big scrapes along teh wheel well and I have not got them re-sprayed yet. 3 months already. Need to check for rust soon.
Not worth showing up for friday meets.... then again my car will be unique with its dents, crack bumper etc. Will be a talking point at least!!
No point paying six figures for a car and in keeping the car nice & polished. I got big scrapes along teh wheel well and I have not got them re-sprayed yet. 3 months already. Need to check for rust soon.
Not worth showing up for friday meets.... then again my car will be unique with its dents, crack bumper etc. Will be a talking point at least!!
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haha... spend more time with us driving up north.... ;p
Think 2 yrs/50k is the max max, can feel the rubber getting hard. If u wanna push for that, do pay close attention to the condition & ur driving style ie slow during wet weather & dun push too hard. Cheers
Any way changing to eagle F1 this sat... yeah!
Think 2 yrs/50k is the max max, can feel the rubber getting hard. If u wanna push for that, do pay close attention to the condition & ur driving style ie slow during wet weather & dun push too hard. Cheers
Any way changing to eagle F1 this sat... yeah!
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Originally Posted by I+Z=IZ
Drats, no wonder DSC keeps kicking in nowadays... time to change it soon!!
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Need to hijack ur thread.
What tyres are good/suitable/ideal for 8?
F1 eagle, Advan Neova, Potenza RE-01R, Potenza RE-050A Pole Position?>
What else is good in the market? Or what do you guys recommend?
What tyres are good/suitable/ideal for 8?
F1 eagle, Advan Neova, Potenza RE-01R, Potenza RE-050A Pole Position?>
What else is good in the market? Or what do you guys recommend?
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try michelin PS2. using the 245/40/17. its a little under tire but seems more progressive and better control than AD07 (225/45/18, with stock rims). wet is better than AD07. well i'll swap back and forth and see how it goes.
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Michelin PS2s are definitely one of the best if not the best tyres around. I feel they are superior to the AD07s and not just because of the extra width (245 vs 225). Better grip in dry and especially more so in wet and significantly less noise. Better wear and lighter too I think. Only thing bad about PS2s is it also makes your wallet significantly lighter, maybe by as much as 40-50% more than AD07s but if your wallet can withstand the hit, PS2s are definitely well worth it IMO.
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Originally Posted by KiNsLaYer
lol time to change lol (Chip & Dale); but what r u gonna change to?
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