popular Posted by sd_keets • May 6, 2021
May 6, 2021 7:44 PM
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popular Posted by sd_keets • May 6, 2021
May 6, 2021 7:44 PM
Pirelli Scorpion STR 235/50R18 97H tires - $160.99 each + Free Shipping
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Suppose if NY actually fixed roads right and bothered to fill potholes properly I may not have had as many issues. Alas, all they do is takes our money and leave us with busted tires, rims, and windshields 🤣
Suppose if NY actually fixed roads right and bothered to fill potholes properly I may not have had as many issues. Alas, all they do is takes our money and leave us with busted tires, rims, and windshields 🤣
Suppose if NY actually fixed roads right and bothered to fill potholes properly I may not have had as many issues. Alas, all they do is takes our money and leave us with busted tires, rims, and windshields 🤣
As for tires, there is a warning about shortages so it might be a good time to buy
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Suppose if NY actually fixed roads right and bothered to fill potholes properly I may not have had as many issues. Alas, all they do is takes our money and leave us with busted tires, rims, and windshields 🤣
Putting Pirelli on say, a Honda Civic is a waste of money... the tire will be internally worn out long before the actual tread is.
For performance tires, we switched several years ago to Continental that came standard on performance BMW's and never looked back.... Michelin, a harder tire is ok.... but pricey, they don't have the traction. If you are on dry pavement with a lot of road time, Michelin is a good choice for mile longevity.
As for tires, there is a warning about shortages so it might be a good time to buy
For 95% of people, no it is not worth buying the tools and doing it yourself!
I've had Pirelli truck tires in the past and they were fine. I use almost exclusively Pirelli motorcycle tires (mostly race slicks)
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I've had Pirelli truck tires in the past and they were fine. I use almost exclusively Pirelli motorcycle tires (mostly race slicks)
I have Pirelli All Season Verde Plus II currently and they are great so far. 31,500 miles and climbing. Still quiet, still good wet and dry.
The vehicle came new with Michelin tires, I forget the model, and those wore out quickly and became noisy at about 15,000 miles. I don't blame Michelin as a whole but I do blame that particular Michelin tire on that vehicle.
You really need to do your homework to determine the best tires for your vehicle. So many of us buy the wrong tires for the vehicle and then blame the manufacturer. At least I know that I learned this the hard way.
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