Drove on a flat tire
Originally Posted by jibber951,Jun 9 2010, 12:58 AM
Get the same tyres you're running at the front. Mixing tyres can work, but it's better to have the same type/model all around.
Looks like the situation is a bit worse than I expected. Seems like all the tires are in pretty bad shape, the guy showed me all the places where they are cracking and not aligned correctly.
For peace of mind I will replace all 4 tires. My question is regarding size. I have pretty much settled on the Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec after reading all the great reviews from people on here.
Unless anyone has any suggestions for cheaper tires that are good, I don't track the car at all and it's my DD. The Star Spec are a bit expensive.
Is the size that tire rack has the correct size? I'm running the stock wheels.
Front:
215/45ZR17
Rear:
245/40ZR17
Thanks
For peace of mind I will replace all 4 tires. My question is regarding size. I have pretty much settled on the Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec after reading all the great reviews from people on here.
Unless anyone has any suggestions for cheaper tires that are good, I don't track the car at all and it's my DD. The Star Spec are a bit expensive.
Is the size that tire rack has the correct size? I'm running the stock wheels.
Front:
215/45ZR17
Rear:
245/40ZR17
Thanks
If you don't track the car or drive it aggressively, Star Specs may be overkill for you. With that said, they ARE great tires. If you are a more casual driver, you can look into the Sumitomo HTR ZIII as well.
You can do either 215/245, 215/255, or 225/255.
You can do either 215/245, 215/255, or 225/255.
Originally Posted by spets,Jun 9 2010, 07:54 PM
If you are a more casual driver, you can look into the Sumitomo HTR ZIII as well.
You can do either 215/245, 215/255, or 225/255.
You can do either 215/245, 215/255, or 225/255.
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