Help.. Tire dillema
Unfortunately it's the price you pay for less sidewall. You may want to take a close look at your wheels. If the tire could not hold up to the impact, the wheel may have been damaged also. I have 275/35/18s (BFGs) and have not had any problems. This is why I stayed with 18s and 35s, so I would not have to tip-toe around, on the road. You also need to look at the construction design and materials used (In the sidewalls). Just because the tire is rated the best, in performance, does not guarantee they are the best in durability (road hazard). Each tire has their pros and cons!
Koz
Koz
Unfortunately it's the price you pay for less sidewall. You may want to take a close look at your wheels. If the tire could not hold up to the impact, the wheel may have been damaged also. I have 275/35/18s (BFGs) and have not had any problems. This is why I stayed with 18s and 35s, so I would not have to tip-toe around, on the road. You also need to look at the construction design and materials used (In the sidewalls). Just because the tire is rated the best, in performance, does not guarantee they are the best in durability (road hazard). Each tire has their pros and cons!
Koz
Koz
PS2 seem to be a very all rounded tire. Remeber ive had these for 70,000 kms, and i probably could go another 5,000 no problem, so ive been impressed with the general construction of this tire
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