All my new tires are in and we are installing them!

 

Don't mount them wrong side in like my installer did with mine lol

 

Oh no lol! That must have been really annoying, my guy is really good and always sets up my stuff exactly correct and to spec.

On the W12 I only needed .5 Oz on one rim to balance them out so I'm really pleased about that.....I'm not pleased about that road hazard I ran over two weeks back. It killed my front right rim so I'm out $1850 or insurance claim.

 

Old, about 10-15k over mileage spec. Even like this they still performed well.

New CC2s, even just going up and down the driveway these are a massive improvement!

New PSAS4s

The uprated size added about 4mm past the face of the rim, the OE size is perfectly flush. I like the slight protrusion and this size is $700 a set less than the OE Audi only size.


All cars are done, most are now on PSAS4s except the LS430 since it needs the CC2s for winter lol!

 

Oh I was so mad. My shop always does a great job too, but they fell down this time. To their credit there is a very small "OUTSIDE" label, but still, just looking at the sidewalls its obvious what side goes out. I was leaving the next day on a trip and had to run around and get them remounted before I left.

 

What did you put for the Sequoia?

 

This probably goes without saying, but mounting tires inside-out like that can be a real problem if they are uni-directional tires. They could be spinning in the wrong direction, possibly causing internal damage or weakening. I'm not necessarily saying the shop should fire the technician involved (all humans make mistakes)......but the technician should be made aware, by his or her boss, that it was a significant error, and not to be repeated.

 

Defender LTX, that's my standard truck tire

 

Well yeah, thats why I made sure to have them swapped before our trip. The shop was reall apologetic and refunded my my install, which they should. They were closed on Saturday when we were leaving and I had to pay the dealer to dismount them and remount them and rebalance them etc

 

It's always nice to have some new tires.
You can not go wrong with Michelin.