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TsukubaCody 05-31-2019 05:59 AM

Bridgestone S007A
 
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J35rr 05-31-2019 12:30 PM

Good to know. I’m interested in these tires once my pss wear out. I like the pss but would like a stiffer sidewall.

dc2-2-ap1 05-31-2019 12:40 PM

I read about these a month or so back. They seem like great tires, but the fact they don't offer a 255/40/17 option will reduce their popularity on this platform. I can already see people (the form>function crowd) complaining about them looking like a normal tire instead of some "sic race tire."
They seem to have the potential for a great dual purpose tire. Higher TW should add a little more life over the other 200TW options, with possibly more street appeal such as better wet traction and lower road noise. I will be curious to hear some reviews.

TsukubaCody 05-31-2019 12:47 PM


Originally Posted by J35rr (Post 24607765)
Good to know. I’m interested in these tires once my pss wear out. I like the pss but would like a stiffer sidewall.

These would probably work quite well for that desire.


Originally Posted by dc2-2-ap1 (Post 24607772)
I read about these a month or so back. They seem like great tires, but the fact they don't offer a 255/40/17 option will reduce their popularity on this platform. I can already see people (the form>function crowd) complaining about them looking like a normal tire instead of some "sic race tire."
They seem to have the potential for a great dual purpose tire. Higher TW should add a little more life over the other 200TW options, with possibly more street appeal such as better wet traction and lower road noise. I will be curious to hear some reviews.

That's definitely something I could see being a deal breaker for a lot of folks.

I'm using the 245 on my 17x9.5 rears and to be honest it seems a great pairing. I was honestly bummed about the sidewall/tread pattern aesthetic when I was ordering them, but in person I think they're a handsome tire.

kukudm 06-01-2019 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by dc2-2-ap1 (Post 24607772)
I read about these a month or so back. They seem like great tires, but the fact they don't offer a 255/40/17 option will reduce their popularity on this platform. I can already see people (the form>function crowd) complaining about them looking like a normal tire instead of some "sic race tire."
They seem to have the potential for a great dual purpose tire. Higher TW should add a little more life over the other 200TW options, with possibly more street appeal such as better wet traction and lower road noise. I will be curious to hear some reviews.

Exactly, wish they do offer a size in 255/40/17. I still like to have a slightly meaty tire on the rear OEM wheels, for better looks (to me) and wheel protection.

By the way, just found out they do offer 255/40/17 in Japan... really hope they can bring this over to the US

https://tire.bridgestone.co.jp/potenza/s007a/size.html

outeiroj 06-02-2019 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by dc2-2-ap1 (Post 24607772)
I read about these a month or so back. They seem like great tires, but the fact they don't offer a 255/40/17 option will reduce their popularity on this platform. I can already see people (the form>function crowd) complaining about them looking like a normal tire instead of some "sic race tire."
They seem to have the potential for a great dual purpose tire. Higher TW should add a little more life over the other 200TW options, with possibly more street appeal such as better wet traction and lower road noise. I will be curious to hear some reviews.

If your pushing your car enough to feel a difference between a 245/255 then you should likely be running an re-71r anyways.

outeiroj 06-02-2019 08:16 AM


Originally Posted by kukudm (Post 24607975)
Exactly, wish they do offer a size in 255/40/17. I still like to have a slightly meaty tire on the rear OEM wheels, for better looks (to me) and wheel protection.

By the way, just found out they do offer 255/40/17 in Japan... really hope they can bring this over to the US

https://tire.bridgestone.co.jp/potenza/s007a/size.html

since i work for Bridgestone Americas, I'll mention that currently there is no "article number" or "part number" in our database for the 255/40R17. Usually one will be issued about 6 months or so before release if it's going to be added to the lineup so they can start making their ways into warehouses etc.

kukudm 06-07-2019 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by outeiroj (Post 24608176)
since i work for Bridgestone Americas, I'll mention that currently there is no "article number" or "part number" in our database for the 255/40R17. Usually one will be issued about 6 months or so before release if it's going to be added to the lineup so they can start making their ways into warehouses etc.

That's cool, if you see this size 255/40/17 for the S007A popping up in your system, please come back and update us.

B serious 06-07-2019 01:47 PM

I think they look just right.

But I'm old AF now.

Fukk, I never thought people lived this long.

TsukubaCody 06-13-2019 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by B serious (Post 24610252)
I think they look just right.

But I'm old AF now.

Fukk, I never thought people lived this long.

My brother. I feel this. S007A are good for us olds.


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