Time to replace my tires - any suggestions?
03-04-11, 06:00 PM
#46
hell yeah buy rims with tires u want i went with the g force from bfgoodrich..they are the ****..i love them they are about a grand for all 4 but heh if u can't afford the tires don't get the car right?!
03-05-11, 08:08 PM
#47
Car pulls to the right with new tires.
A side note is that the car still drifts to the right even after West End aligned it (and moved the subframe) and a Lexus Dealer aligned it twice. I've learned to deal with the known right drift issue as long as the tires wear evenly. I will go with the PS2's or Potenza next time to see if that cures the drift (possibly radial pull with the Hankooks.)
03-06-11, 08:44 AM
#51
From what I see with the limited amount of sizes currently available, both are max performance summer tires and available in an XL (extra load) rating in the 255/35/19 size (the stock rear size) both the PS-SS and PS3 are rated 96Y as is the PS2 which comes stock on the F.Lou
03-07-11, 10:32 AM
#53
Instructor
Very nice tire. Made the SC alot sticker in the turns.
I was very happy with them.
Don't expect too long a road life from them
03-31-11, 11:46 AM
#54
Installed PS2's and the difference is noticeable from the Hankook V12's.
- Even brand new, PS2's do not "squirm" like the Hankook's did when new.
- Directionability is much more precise compared to the Hankooks.
- Lane changes are more "settled." On the Hankook's, would have to constantly correct upon spirited lane changes.
- The PS2's not only eliminate the "squirm," but they are smoother as well over all types of pavements.
- Above all, pulling to the right has been eliminated.
Lesson learned, I will be purchasing PS2's in the future.
- Even brand new, PS2's do not "squirm" like the Hankook's did when new.
- Directionability is much more precise compared to the Hankooks.
- Lane changes are more "settled." On the Hankook's, would have to constantly correct upon spirited lane changes.
- The PS2's not only eliminate the "squirm," but they are smoother as well over all types of pavements.
- Above all, pulling to the right has been eliminated.
Lesson learned, I will be purchasing PS2's in the future.
03-31-11, 06:56 PM
#55
Lexus Connoisseur
Installed PS2's and the difference is noticeable from the Hankook V12's.
- Even brand new, PS2's do not "squirm" like the Hankook's did when new.
- Directionability is much more precise compared to the Hankooks.
- Lane changes are more "settled." On the Hankook's, would have to constantly correct upon spirited lane changes.
- The PS2's not only eliminate the "squirm," but they are smoother as well over all types of pavements.
- Above all, pulling to the right has been eliminated.
Lesson learned, I will be purchasing PS2's in the future.
- Even brand new, PS2's do not "squirm" like the Hankook's did when new.
- Directionability is much more precise compared to the Hankooks.
- Lane changes are more "settled." On the Hankook's, would have to constantly correct upon spirited lane changes.
- The PS2's not only eliminate the "squirm," but they are smoother as well over all types of pavements.
- Above all, pulling to the right has been eliminated.
Lesson learned, I will be purchasing PS2's in the future.
03-31-11, 08:57 PM
#56
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