Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
#21
RE: Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
I ordered these today with 245/35/r20 for the fronts http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyea...p;sidewall=VSB
#23
RE: Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
I ordered these today with 245/35/r20 for the fronts http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyea...p;sidewall=VSB
I ordered these today with 245/35/r20 for the fronts http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyea...p;sidewall=VSB
Sorry to hijack, but PM wasn't working and am trying to save our youngin' from making a big mistake
Father Jazzer
#26
RE: Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
ORIGINAL: nrcollectibles
The tires used as an option for the 2007 Extremes were Michelins in size 285/30/20 all around. You can get them through Tire Rack.
The tires used as an option for the 2007 Extremes were Michelins in size 285/30/20 all around. You can get them through Tire Rack.
I thought the front rims were only 9's?
#28
RE: Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
ORIGINAL: Jazzer The Cat
I agree with uncle. I have not seen 285's approved for 9"x18" rim. This may differ with 9"x20" rims, but don't know why it would.
Jazzer
I agree with uncle. I have not seen 285's approved for 9"x18" rim. This may differ with 9"x20" rims, but don't know why it would.
Jazzer
#29
RE: Huge tire headache...gimme a hand plzzz
ORIGINAL: Jazzer The Cat
Mickey, sent you a PM, but says your mailbox is full. I STRONGLY recommend you forgo the GS-D3's and go PS2's. Same sizes available and a FAR superior tire. Especially when you start going higher HP, you will WANT all the traction you can get.
Sorry to hijack, but PM wasn't working and am trying to save our youngin' from making a big mistake
Father Jazzer
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
I ordered these today with 245/35/r20 for the fronts http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyea...p;sidewall=VSB
I ordered these today with 245/35/r20 for the fronts http://www.goodyeartires.com/goodyea...p;sidewall=VSB
Sorry to hijack, but PM wasn't working and am trying to save our youngin' from making a big mistake
Father Jazzer
#30
For those of you with the stock Dunlop Sportmaxx tires ('05-08), what sort of mileage are you guys/gals getting before having to replace them?
I just hit a pothole at 45 mph (arrrgh -- never drive your Saleen at night on L.A. surface streets...). My wheel and suspension seem fine. But the sidewall on my (stock) Dunlop Sportmaxx is blown out. It has a huge lump the size of a golfball, which I guess means the belts in the sidewall are torn/damaged. Soooo, I need a new tire. I was going to just get the same Dunlop to replace it. But then I figured that I may as well swap out both fronts to get some Michelin PS2s, since I'm getting 305/35-20 PS2s for the rear wheels once they wear out.
However, I wasn't sure WHEN my rears might wear out. They look good right now, with 18k miles. So I figured I'd ask you folks how long your Dunlops have lasted.
Btw, I was going to start a new thread, but when I did a search for Dunlop Sportmaxx tires and this thread came up. It seemed to have enough helpful information to warrant reviving.
I just hit a pothole at 45 mph (arrrgh -- never drive your Saleen at night on L.A. surface streets...). My wheel and suspension seem fine. But the sidewall on my (stock) Dunlop Sportmaxx is blown out. It has a huge lump the size of a golfball, which I guess means the belts in the sidewall are torn/damaged. Soooo, I need a new tire. I was going to just get the same Dunlop to replace it. But then I figured that I may as well swap out both fronts to get some Michelin PS2s, since I'm getting 305/35-20 PS2s for the rear wheels once they wear out.
However, I wasn't sure WHEN my rears might wear out. They look good right now, with 18k miles. So I figured I'd ask you folks how long your Dunlops have lasted.
Btw, I was going to start a new thread, but when I did a search for Dunlop Sportmaxx tires and this thread came up. It seemed to have enough helpful information to warrant reviving.