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Thanks. I did have a typo I obviously didn't think a 16" would fit. I do most of my posting from my cellphone so I apologize in advance for any other errors
Originally Posted by ulflyer
I've had two of the 215's on mine: first was a General Altimax and second on now is Pirelli P4. First one ran 1 MPH over indicated, based on GPS; second runs about 1 1/2 MPH over. Swapped out the General Altimax at just over 10,000 but it still had a couple thousand or more left. Pirelli now has 7K plus and still looks new running 20lb air since new with no discernable center wear.
FWIW, I swapped out the OEM at 10K but it had a couple or more thousand left on it.
I got both car tires from Discount Tire and had them dealer mounted who charges 1 hr labor.
Was your speedometer accurate with the stock tire?
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Originally Posted by ARCTIC
Thanks. I did have a typo I obviously didn't think a 16" would fit. I do most of my posting from my cellphone so I apologize in advance for any other errors
Was your speedometer accurate with the stock tire?
Yes it was.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
The OEM ogt spin-happy as it wore; it'd lose traction on a dog turd as the end grew near...
The Falken got a bit lossey-goosey in the wet once it was worn about out
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Does anyone know of a 'set' of three PERFORMANCE tire treads that match. Kenda does of course but then Kenda is not a performance tire. Not concerned about money. I'm concerned with performance. Consumer Reports gives Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 auto tires their very top spot. (You can do an internet search of their site for yourself.) They are available in 175/65R15. But NOT in either 225/50R15 or even 215/60R15. That means mixed tread designs. Based on a personal crash in an MGB from mixing one Dunlop spare with three Michelin X tires traveling in Greece, mixing treads is a setup for disaster. Other than the not very good Kenda tires, has anybody come up with a 'set' of same tread designs in performance tire sizes that can be used by the Spyder? MY preference is the Michelin tire. But open to suggestion.
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[QUOTE=ricford;1015759]Does anyone know of a 'set' of three PERFORMANCE tire treads that match. Kenda does of course but then Kenda is not a performance tire. Not concerned about money. I'm concerned with performance. Consumer Reports gives Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 auto tires their very top spot. (You can do an internet search of their site for yourself.) They are available in 175/65R15. But NOT in either 225/50R15 or even 215/60R15. That means mixed tread designs. Based on a personal crash in an MGB from mixing one Dunlop spare with three Michelin X tires traveling in Greece, mixing treads is a setup for disaster. Other than the not very good Kenda tires, has anybody come up with a 'set' of same tread designs in performance tire sizes that can be used by the Spyder? MY preference is the Michelin tire. But open to suggestion.[/QU
General Altimax RT has fronts and a rear combo that match..................and their performance rating was excellent or superior in the ratings....Mike
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Originally Posted by ricford
Does anyone know of a 'set' of three PERFORMANCE tire treads that match. Kenda does of course but then Kenda is not a performance tire. Not concerned about money. I'm concerned with performance. Consumer Reports gives Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 auto tires their very top spot. (You can do an internet search of their site for yourself.) They are available in 175/65R15. But NOT in either 225/50R15 or even 215/60R15. That means mixed tread designs. Based on a personal crash in an MGB from mixing one Dunlop spare with three Michelin X tires traveling in Greece, mixing treads is a setup for disaster. Other than the not very good Kenda tires, has anybody come up with a 'set' of same tread designs in performance tire sizes that can be used by the Spyder? MY preference is the Michelin tire. But open to suggestion.
You can get a set of General Altimax HP's 185/60/14 and 215/60/15 for up to a 2012 RT and they do have them in 175/65/15.
http://www.onlinetires.com/products/...p+84h+bsw.html
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