Dazed & confused...need clarification please

TIRES: 2003 with 28,000 miles and need new tires. Front insides are badly worn & only my right rear (passenger side) is very worn, but just in the middle...???
Is my back tire worn-out that way because I turn harder one way than the other, or is it an alignment issue? Also, is it normal for my front tires to wear that way, just on the insides?
Lastly, seems to be my choices are stick with the Eagle F1 or Kumho Ecsta MX, which are about $400 bucks less. So, is there ANY reason to go with Kumho (or a diff tire even) rather than keeping the F1's? (other than $400 price diff?)
I'm 'new-ish' to all this, but willing & trying to learn
I have a Z06 with all season Kumhos on it and so far I am happy with them. They are not runflats and if I get a flat tire I am stuck. However, the car is lowered and I do not think I could get a jack under it if it had a flat. That is what AAA is for.
From what I have read the original runflats are very noisy tires. You may want to consider another brand that makes less noise.
Runflat tires weigh approx. 6 lbs more per tire. This is unsprung weight that, combined with a stiff sidewall, contributes to side-hopping around corners, a more punishing ride, and more money to dish out when it comes time to replace them. many C5ers here run non-runflats and keep a flat fix kit, 12V compressor, and a few tools (nail puller, etc).
The difference in ride is amazing and your choices of excellent tires is much greater.
I recommend the Hankook Ventus V12 or Continental DWs.





The difference in ride is amazing and your choices of excellent tires is much greater.
You might want to consider the Michelin Pilot Sport AS Plus runflats. I bought them 2 years ago for my 2000 and I LOVE them. Slightly higher profile and much better ride and handling. About the same price as the F1's and SO MUCH better, IMHO.
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