Killer deal at TireRack
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Killer deal at TireRack
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....+Pole+Position
$115 each on closeout. Just thought I'd share!
$115 each on closeout. Just thought I'd share!
holy hell... I should get a pair for the far, far future when my front tires need replacement... but then again if things go as planned, I'll have rims well before then 
Wow, I need new summers this spring anyways.
How do they compare to the stock 18" RE 050's. The ones I'm looking at are the RE 960's or the Goodyear F1 A/S.
I would be using them for street use only, no track or autocrossing at all. Only in the summer as well, no snow as I have winter rims/tires.
What I'm looking for is a quiet tire, with good traction in dry and wet, decent cornering and good tread wear. Would these fit the bill?
Thanks!
How do they compare to the stock 18" RE 050's. The ones I'm looking at are the RE 960's or the Goodyear F1 A/S.
I would be using them for street use only, no track or autocrossing at all. Only in the summer as well, no snow as I have winter rims/tires.
What I'm looking for is a quiet tire, with good traction in dry and wet, decent cornering and good tread wear. Would these fit the bill?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by SmoothieG35
Wow, I need new summers this spring anyways.
How do they compare to the stock 18" RE 050's. The ones I'm looking at are the RE 960's or the Goodyear F1 A/S.
I would be using them for street use only, no track or autocrossing at all. Only in the summer as well, no snow as I have winter rims/tires.
What I'm looking for is a quiet tire, with good traction in dry and wet, decent cornering and good tread wear. Would these fit the bill?
Thanks!
How do they compare to the stock 18" RE 050's. The ones I'm looking at are the RE 960's or the Goodyear F1 A/S.
I would be using them for street use only, no track or autocrossing at all. Only in the summer as well, no snow as I have winter rims/tires.
What I'm looking for is a quiet tire, with good traction in dry and wet, decent cornering and good tread wear. Would these fit the bill?
Thanks!
You're better off sticking with the RE960's. The S0-3 is an ultra high performance summer tire and will only last about 15,000 miles.
-GP-
^^ Thanks, you think the RE 960's are better than the F1 A/s for me? from the test results on tirerack, they gave the edge to the F1's. Reading a few reviews as well give the F1's the slight edge.
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Originally Posted by SmoothieG35
^^ Thanks, you think the RE 960's are better than the F1 A/s for me? from the test results on tirerack, they gave the edge to the F1's. Reading a few reviews as well give the F1's the slight edge.
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