suicidesam

i asked this question in the tire forum but it's more directed to isx50 owners...

Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport - http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=(Y)&minLoad=S

anyone ever try these tires?? if so what are the pro's and con's? any feedback would be greatly appreciated....oh and they are replacing the Turanza ER33.

Evil Teo

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i think they are alright, but certainly better then my stock dunlops. i drove a loaner with them on. was pretty good to me even though it was only for one day.

nirav325

i have them on my car. not 18s the i have 19s.
they are great tires, ive never had any wheel spins or anything. great grip nd the ride is real good too
i recommend them definitely.

VikH

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I would go for RE050A Poles.

kqt2ktval

I'm currently running these on my car 18". They look great and is sticky in both wet and dry condition. It's a lot quieter than the stock, but is still loud on certain roads. I would recommend this set. I don't drive aggressive, but am sure these can handle fast turns without loosing grip.

suicidesam

hmm...thanks vik. i had the re050a on my g35 coupe and they were loud as hell.

stvincent

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i have them on my car as well (not an is350 though). i only put 1k miles so far, but pretty good tires for the value imo.

TexxIS

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im putting them on my car Thursday.. we're fixin to find out. 245x35x18 - 265x35x18 ftw!

VikH

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NP. You could always go Michelin PS2s

Brian231

I had great luck with the RE950's.

suicidesam

thanks guy's...

AM1

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let us know how they turn out

nabbun

i had heard from a guy with a m3, the weight savings in the PS2 over the RE poles makes a big difference.

t0e

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suicidesam

i only need the two front...the negative camber ate up the inside. toyo's will be my next purchase when i need all four.