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ShottsCruisers 07-07-2008 03:12 PM

Tire NO squeal and tire NOW squeal?
 
Confused? I luvved the Dunlop SP Sport 8090's on my '06. Why? No matter what I did they NEVER squealed and therefore no tickets.

So, since I figured that a GREAT perk, I bought a new set at 28K without considering other makes.

The trouble? If you get aggressive while turning or taking off, these new ones SQUEAL! Errr!

I emailed Dunlop/Goodyear and they stated that no changes have occured in the 8090 model tire. No rubber change. Nothing.

WHAT GIVES? :sad:

SideOfBacon 07-07-2008 03:15 PM

tire pressures?

ShottsCruisers 07-07-2008 03:17 PM


Originally Posted by caveney (Post 2540562)
tire pressures?

Old ones wouldn't squeal at any PSI. I tried the new ones at 32 and 35. Squeal. :icon_tdow

Haze 07-07-2008 03:21 PM

If they are really new, new. It takes hundreds of miles to wear off all of the manufacturing resist from the outside of the new tire. It could be that. If you have run them over 800 miles, beats me.

ShottsCruisers 07-07-2008 03:23 PM


Originally Posted by Haze (Post 2540571)
If they are really new, new. It takes hundreds of miles to wear off all of the manufacturing resist from the outside of the new tire. It could be that. If you have run them over 800 miles, beats me.

So it sounds like you've heard or know that the 8090's don't squeal?

luv4eternity 07-07-2008 03:24 PM

probably is the new layer .....need like a couple hundred to get them in good shape ...

i'm just guessing ...

alnielsen 07-07-2008 03:25 PM

Even though they have the same model number, the OEM tire and the replacement model tire are rarely the same. The OEM is made cheaper as to cost the car manufacturer less.

Haze 07-07-2008 03:40 PM


Originally Posted by ShottsCruisers (Post 2540575)
So it sounds like you've heard or know that the 8090's don't squeal?

No. I'm accepting your assertion that your last set didn't, and I am trying to point out that a new set needs to wear the resist, which is used in manufacturing, off before they will run normally.

That was all I was trying to say. If you have run them around enough, then I don't know why the two tires would act differently.


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