Tires..what should I replace my Dunlop A2's with?
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Another set of A2's?
I've heard they ware fast, I've got like 12K on mine, so far they look great still. Have you had your alignment checked recently?
Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
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Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
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seems to be the consensus that the Dunlops don't last very long..mine have lasted 30k..I kept correct air pressure in them 33f/32r and the middle seems to have worn out the most which would seem to be from too much pressure..anyway, I need to get my next set rotated more often so I'm going to Firestone where the guy said he'd match Tireracks price and charge me $60 to mount and have have lifetime balance and rotation..pretty good deal if you ask me since I'd have to pay someone $60 to mount and balance anyway. I've found that Firestone is more concerned with quotas on tire sales than profit per tire.
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Dunlop SP5000s are very quiet. I love mine. They stick like crazy and have one of the coolest thread patterns I've ever seen. =)
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Another set of A2's?
I've heard they ware fast, I've got like 12K on mine, so far they look great still. Have you had your alignment checked recently?
Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
Another set of A2's?
![got me](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/ne_nau.gif)
Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
#9
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Another set of A2's?
I've heard they ware fast, I've got like 12K on mine, so far they look great still. Have you had your alignment checked recently?
Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
Another set of A2's?
![got me](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/ne_nau.gif)
Check out the Bridgestone RE950 or the Dunlop SP5000. You might get more tread life from them.
#10
I'm running the Avid V4's. Had them for a couple of months now and have been very happy with them.
They've been good tires and have a good tread life warranty too. Although, the warranty really isn't worth much as it's based on MSRP prices and pro-rated. So if you purchase from a discount tire shop the warranty won't be worth much at all.
Al
They've been good tires and have a good tread life warranty too. Although, the warranty really isn't worth much as it's based on MSRP prices and pro-rated. So if you purchase from a discount tire shop the warranty won't be worth much at all.
Al
#11
Originally posted by 98MaxVancouver
I'm running the Avid V4's. Had them for a couple of months now and have been very happy with them.
They've been good tires and have a good tread life warranty too. Although, the warranty really isn't worth much as it's based on MSRP prices and pro-rated. So if you purchase from a discount tire shop the warranty won't be worth much at all.
Al
I'm running the Avid V4's. Had them for a couple of months now and have been very happy with them.
They've been good tires and have a good tread life warranty too. Although, the warranty really isn't worth much as it's based on MSRP prices and pro-rated. So if you purchase from a discount tire shop the warranty won't be worth much at all.
Al
#12
Originally posted by karguy
Costco uses their current selling price not MSRP when adjusting wear out of tires during warranty. ie. Tire they sell for $90 with 50% of warranty left when tire wears out you pay $90 X .50 or $45 per new tire. I think it is a fair way to do it. Their tires also come with lifetime balance, rotation, flat repair and 5 year road hazard warranty plus new valve stems included in their tire price. You can save $9.00 without getting this package. Don't know if they have any stores up your way. They also hand torque lug nuts!
Costco uses their current selling price not MSRP when adjusting wear out of tires during warranty. ie. Tire they sell for $90 with 50% of warranty left when tire wears out you pay $90 X .50 or $45 per new tire. I think it is a fair way to do it. Their tires also come with lifetime balance, rotation, flat repair and 5 year road hazard warranty plus new valve stems included in their tire price. You can save $9.00 without getting this package. Don't know if they have any stores up your way. They also hand torque lug nuts!
#13
Originally posted by Victim64
I have the Sport A2's and am burning through them like butter. About time for me to replace them, so not sure what I am going to do.
I really like the tires, they just didn't last long enough.
I have the Sport A2's and am burning through them like butter. About time for me to replace them, so not sure what I am going to do.
I really like the tires, they just didn't last long enough.
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#14
Originally posted by sidewinder740
Hope mine last longer than you guys--I just got my A2's mounted yesterday.
Hope mine last longer than you guys--I just got my A2's mounted yesterday.
#15
Try the new Continental Contiextremecontacts. Excellent tire, just got
about a month ago, very nice ride, quiet, excellent traction wet or dry, and excellent treadwear rating (400). You can check them out at
www.tirerack.com
about a month ago, very nice ride, quiet, excellent traction wet or dry, and excellent treadwear rating (400). You can check them out at
www.tirerack.com
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