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I bought Pirelli P Zero Nero because they were top rated by both Tire Rack and Consumer Reports for wet traction. They are the best handling wet traction tires I have ever had. I've got almost 28,000 miles on them and when I have to replace them in a couple more thousand miles, I will definitely buy the same tire.
One caveat, they are a little noisier than the Bridgestones that came stock on the car, but then I always have the ML blasting, so I never really notice.
One caveat, they are a little noisier than the Bridgestones that came stock on the car, but then I always have the ML blasting, so I never really notice.
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I have, advertised as luxury tire..plus the tread pattern is just dope! The DWSs are good and I have had them for a year now on 22s and no issues...but, i need a 255/30 up front vs my current 245/30..so Invo has many size offerings and I'm all over it...but, these conti's are not wearing down and i may have to wait another year lol..guess i need to keep the car at level 6 and burn up the insides to force a faster replacement lol
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Michelin ps2 are pretty dope but they are in the pirelli range as far as pricing might cost a lil bit more I got mines from tire rack for about 5 and change for 2 with shipping included, these handle great in the rain as well as summer time grip, but like I stated early these are little overkill for ls that is not taking corner like an M3 but with being dropped and with these tires i feel like I can.
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Went with the Nitto 555s. Like the look of them and they had plenty of good reviews. All mounted up and sitting in the garage. Hope to put them on the car in the next few days and update with the ride quality.
Thanks for the help guys!
Thanks for the help guys!
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I replaced my rear tires less than 10k miles ago and the dealer says I have less than 1/32 left on the inner tread. Running 285/25/22. I'm lowered on tanabes. The tires are toyo proxes T1R. Those ran me $660 for the pair. Anyone have and recommendations for this setup for the rear? I just replaced my fronts with some..,don't flame me now...Lexani LX-Nine tires. 245/30/22. Lexani Tires I've heard good things from my tire guy. They ran me 130 each mounted balanced. I'll let you all know how they hold up.
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Cool let us know how you like them I have no complaints with mine