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i installed BC N+ damper. got my car alignment and new tires in the rear but now my car swaying left to right at high speed? y is that? is the cheap tires i brought? i brought it from honda dealership and they said it the same performance as the factory bridgestone. i brought uniroyal tigerpaw! any ideas? thanks.
Presumably this tire: http://www.uniroyaltires.com/tire-selector/vehicle/2005/Honda/S2000/Standard/tiger-paw-gtz-all-season/215|45ZR17|XL+91W/tire-details
400 treadwear-rating all-season is NOT in the same performance category as the 140 treadwear-rating OEM Max Performance Summer B'stone RE050 tires, not even CLOSE!
They do have the same speed rating, that's the *only* thing they have in common.
If you don't need all-season capability (i.e., don't drive in snow/ice/cold) and want OEM performance, stick with Max Performance Summer (or Extreme Performance Summer if you don't need as much hydroplaning resistance).
Clickie on Tire Rack banner above, almost all the info you need on tires is there.
Having aftermarket suspension components with underperforming tires doesn't make any sense at all.
400 treadwear-rating all-season is NOT in the same performance category as the 140 treadwear-rating OEM Max Performance Summer B'stone RE050 tires, not even CLOSE!
They do have the same speed rating, that's the *only* thing they have in common.
If you don't need all-season capability (i.e., don't drive in snow/ice/cold) and want OEM performance, stick with Max Performance Summer (or Extreme Performance Summer if you don't need as much hydroplaning resistance).
Clickie on Tire Rack banner above, almost all the info you need on tires is there.
Having aftermarket suspension components with underperforming tires doesn't make any sense at all.
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