Any recommendations for long lasting tires?
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Any recommendations for long lasting tires?
So I'm in need of a new set of summer tires for my sedan, mine right now are PAST the wear bars but still managed to pass inspection
I'm looking for a set of tires that will last, but still provides good traction. I'm not going to be tracking the car, and if I do it will be maybe once. I have Falken FK452s now, that have lasted two summers (roughly 10k miles). They're feathered in the rear quite a bit, so I should probably get a camber kit to correct it, but that's another problem. i like them, but I just want something that is going to last longer, and not be $400 a pop.
I need 245/40/19, and I'm looking at INVOs, and Dunlop SP Sport Maxx. Anyone have any experience in terms of tread life on these? Or any ideas for longer lasting ones?
I'm looking for a set of tires that will last, but still provides good traction. I'm not going to be tracking the car, and if I do it will be maybe once. I have Falken FK452s now, that have lasted two summers (roughly 10k miles). They're feathered in the rear quite a bit, so I should probably get a camber kit to correct it, but that's another problem. i like them, but I just want something that is going to last longer, and not be $400 a pop.
I need 245/40/19, and I'm looking at INVOs, and Dunlop SP Sport Maxx. Anyone have any experience in terms of tread life on these? Or any ideas for longer lasting ones?
#2
Rotate, rotate, rotate. I have Falkens also and they need to be rotated every 3,000 miles. BF Goodrich makes a good tire but the Falkens are the best looking IMO. The Falkens should last you around 25,000 miles if you rotate them every 3,000 and if you aren't burning them up. Camber kit will help considerably if you want the most miles out of your expensive tires. Without the camber kit your tire mileage will be cut about in half.
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Wow! I'm an idiot
I hit copy on the address bar, then never pasted it into my post Derrrrr...
Here's the link:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...mparison_tests
I hit copy on the address bar, then never pasted it into my post Derrrrr...
Here's the link:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...mparison_tests
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your driving techniques is the key to keep the tires last long
as far as it comes to the brand.......I ran Toyos previously on my Coupe and usually my rears would need to be changed at around 20-25k or so, and the wear would be uneven due to the camber.
Vredestein tho lasted me for 15k more then that and the wear is surprisingly EVEN
so you can try those cuz I'm very impressed with the life, traction and wear of those tires.
as far as it comes to the brand.......I ran Toyos previously on my Coupe and usually my rears would need to be changed at around 20-25k or so, and the wear would be uneven due to the camber.
Vredestein tho lasted me for 15k more then that and the wear is surprisingly EVEN
so you can try those cuz I'm very impressed with the life, traction and wear of those tires.
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check out Nitto NeoGen. i had them on my old set and were awesome. specifically made for lowered vehicles.
http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.neogen
http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.neogen