Premature wear tire shoulder - Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus
11-10-13, 11:38 AM
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cool; thanks for the review; I do notice the steering wheel seems little loose when going over bumps ... did you notice difference in comfort or increase vibration on the steering wheels or car after the install?
Did you get it install in a shop or dealer? How long did it take, and how much did they charge? I'll probably do it in my next oil change ...
Did you get it install in a shop or dealer? How long did it take, and how much did they charge? I'll probably do it in my next oil change ...
11-14-13, 05:58 PM
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I got the figs bushing installed. Steering feels alot more stable and tight now. On uneven roads, my steering wheel would jump all over the place, especially braking. Now, the steering and the car tracks straight as a needle. I have alot more confidence in the car now.
I will write a longer review on the Figs front LCA bushing as I put more mileage on the car. So far, I think it is a worthy upgrade. Though, it is an expensive one.
I will write a longer review on the Figs front LCA bushing as I put more mileage on the car. So far, I think it is a worthy upgrade. Though, it is an expensive one.
11-14-13, 10:42 PM
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I am on my THIRD set of these tires on my 2010 IS 250 AWD (I have 90k on it.)
I got 39k out of the first set and 37k out of the second set.
No issues whatsoever.
I have the 18" G-Star wheels, too.
I got 39k out of the first set and 37k out of the second set.
No issues whatsoever.
I have the 18" G-Star wheels, too.
11-16-13, 11:32 PM
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I had a local shop quote me a $500 fix. They said they would install offset ball joints, Which could adjust the camber up to +/-1 degree. That included parts, labor and alignment. I havent pulled the trigger yet, But I'm going to here very soon. Im running Bridgestone reO50's run flats at almost $300 a tire, thats a cheap fix. I average 15k out of the fronts and about 28k from the rears. If anybody knows about or has done this,please chime in.
11-18-13, 03:28 PM
#41
The ones in the thread title.....? Michelin PS A/S+
NO mods, AWD, but I did upgrade from the stock 17" OEM rims to the Lexus 18" G-Stars.
The PS A/S+ are the only tire that comes in an 18" size that has a solid warranty--40,000 miles, to be exact.
The PS A/S+ are the only tire that comes in an 18" size that has a solid warranty--40,000 miles, to be exact.
11-22-13, 08:06 AM
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I am waiting to hear more feedback as well. I just noticed my drivers side bushing has a few cracks in it at 75K miles... I might give these a try but it's hard shelling out $200+ for only 2 bushings.
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