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Well as of yesterday i blew one of my fairly new Potenza Tyres..
And to be honest i am glad, gives me a reason to finally get those Pieces of Sh*t off my car.
My question here is, my car is running 225/45/17 all round, but i would like to run 235/45/17 on the rear.
My rims width is 8" i presume well it has a marking on them called 17 x 8JJ
The tyres i am looking at are
Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 235/45/17 Tyres! SS VY BMW R33
Firstly am i right, can i fight 235 on 8"
and Secondly i have heard a good rep on these tyres, would everyone else agree
They are on, and they are awesome in the wet, loosing traction requires a fair bit more boot into the accelerator.
Pirelli p6000 = V Good
Potenza = V Shit
Goodyear Eagle gs-d3 = better in wet than pirelli but not quite as good in dry "Also they are a directional tyre"
But they are plenty cheaper
i'm running Michelin Pilot Sport A/S. and it is a night and day difference. i had the goodyear F1 and didn't like them as much because they broke loose with out warning. How ever they handle fairly well in the rain. My Michelins though... WOW they stick in all types of wheather. with asc off my car barely chirps the tires power shifting from 1st to second. AMAZING TIRES!!!
How are the Pilot Sports for sound? Are they quiet or noisy? (I find my Toyo Proxies rather noisy..) And are they directional? I thought Z rated tyres always were, but I don't see it mentioned in this listing... http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=006952&ar=50
Thanks!
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