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Anyone running Vredestein Sensatta's on a Z06?
I read so many good reviews about these tires, but they all seem to be on base Corvettes. I'm curious if they can put the power down in a Z? My car is stock, but the GYSC's are lousy as we all know. I don't see track time, but I really like to be able to hook up and go. My preferred tire, if it were available, is the RE11. I have that on another car and it is amazing. I wouldn't expect the Vredestein to be at that same level, but was hoping it might perform in the same league as the NT05. Any experiences with them?
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I replaced my Goodyears with the Vredestein's and have never looked back. They hold the power very well and worked great as a rain tire on a recent HPDE event.
A friend uses them on his highly modified M3 as well. |
Great, thanks for the feedback!
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Originally Posted by zipity
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I replaced my Goodyears with the Vredestein's and have never looked back. They hold the power very well and worked great as a rain tire on a recent HPDE event.
A friend uses them on his highly modified M3 as well. |
Originally Posted by K-n
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So you are running 275 40 17 in the front, then, and 295 35 18 in the rear? What's the OD difference between the two?
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I am. They are a great tire for the street rain or shine!
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Looks sharp CAP94!
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Oh yeah. $850 to my door. They offer more grip than I have skill for and they are very noticeably better in the rain than the F1s.
I often go to "Exotics @ RTC" and you will see them on exotics like Lambo and Porsche. I believe they are stock on BMW. I would get them if I were you. |
They don't come stock on any BMW.
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Oh sorry, I guess it has to be a Hamann to come with Vreds
http://www.vredestein.com/autobanden...and-vredestein |
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