Help! Destroyed tires - IS250 AWD on F-Sport Combo
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No, I've been running A/S since I got it, I didnt want to deal with 2 separate sets in winter.
18 mpg is dysmal and pissing me off. I hope it gets fixed after the euro tire alignment.
18 mpg is dysmal and pissing me off. I hope it gets fixed after the euro tire alignment.
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You get better MPG and better stopping distance with dedicated tire sets.
Could you verify your exact tire model for your Dunlop and Continental?
I had a quick look of tires but wasn't sure exactly which ones and I made some quick assumptions which I think you have. I have a hunch that the DWS is a heavier tire than your previous based on the model I looked at because it does have a tire tread life rating, so there are some trade-offs.
Could you verify your exact tire model for your Dunlop and Continental?
I had a quick look of tires but wasn't sure exactly which ones and I made some quick assumptions which I think you have. I have a hunch that the DWS is a heavier tire than your previous based on the model I looked at because it does have a tire tread life rating, so there are some trade-offs.
#22
Don't take this the wrong way, but you live in NJ and you want to use all-seasons for winter?!! Are you crazy? Yea, last winter was mild, but dedicated winter tires are the only way to go.
#29
You should check out this IS-F thread: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...eo-inside.html
Basically it says the bushings are too soft so the front tires dynamically toe out when braking causing the inside tire wear.
Basically it says the bushings are too soft so the front tires dynamically toe out when braking causing the inside tire wear.