mtdoragary
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Anyone put run flat tires on their Spyder? They have really stiff sidewalls and might help with the handling problems in addition to keeping you from being stranded! I'm probably putting one on the rear when mine wears out.
They are available in the rear tire size. I didn't check on the front. The rear is where you need it the most anyway. They do not require a special rim. The first generation did.U;ve never looked at the possibility... :shocked:
Are they available in the correct size?
Does a run-flat tire reauire a different type of wheel? :dontknow:
They are available in the rear tire size. I didn't check on the front. The rear is where you need it the most anyway. They do not require a special rim. The first generation did.
does the added cost make it worth while. Cars and motorcycles tend to have more flats cause the front tires flip screws and nails up and the rear wheels run over them. Roadster rear wheel is not in line with the front wheels. I personally have not seen any flats with those we ryde with. I carry a plug kit and compressor because there is always that chance. I like the tires I use and the comfort and handling will change even more that a 4ply...:thumbup:
I would never put run flats on the Spyders or any other car that I own. The ride is horrendous and you feel and hear every ripple in the road. Two of the sport cars I have had came with them. Never again.
If you think you have alignment problems now wait until you install run flats. Leave those for the homies and the customizers.
Jack
48 states ? I'm jealous :firstplace::firstplace:Personally, I would go with Ride-On in the tires, a laser alignment and Baja Ron's swaybar.