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How's your experience with the tires? I had an earlier set back in 2014 that were extremely and annoyingly noisy on the road and went back to Bridgestones.
How's your experience with the tires? I had an earlier set back in 2014 that were extremely and annoyingly noisy on the road and went back to Bridgestones.
-- Chuck
Thanks Chuck! I work in the auto body industry and the guy who does all my wheel work had a vision that I just let him run with. Couldn’t be more pleased with the final product.
I honestly haven’t driven the car enough to get a good enough sense yet. Which Bridgestone setup would you recommend?
I replaced the loud Dunlops with Bridgestone RE-11A tires which were the darling a few years ago but, alas, are discontinued and were superseded by the extremely noisy RE-71R tires. To avoid the noise and since I don't race the car I've dropped down from Extreme to Max summer tires at present running the wonderful Bridgestone S-04 tires. I'm running "CR spec" tire size on 17" AP2V2 wheels: 215/45R17 front and 255/40R17 rear. No modifications needed and the fronts can go to 225/45R17 without mods either, a size I'm considering next tire change.
Beware. Tire preferences are as contentious as engine oil preferences. The Michelin guys will be here soon.
I am with Chuck on the S04s. I can never settle my mind re 16" v 17". Right now I am using 17", (Volk S2k size CE28's), and the S04 is my favorite 17" tire for street. I like them a lot. I have a stock 03 MY, and I use 215/245, not the CR sizes. I drive only on the street - paved country roads in northern new england.