[Z06] C5 Z06 Tire Help?
Ran them a number of years for street and track before going R compound. Good price and grip.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Fort Worth TX
Thanks for the replies guys. My car is a cruiser, not a tracker at this point, and it's not unheard of to get caught in rain (not on purpose though) so I will probably go with the Bridgestones.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 4,363
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From: Birmingham Al
I have the 315 rivals on the back of my car and it is a big enough difference to mess with the TC/AH. I have to turn everything off every time. I don't recommend them for a street car.
I was thinking I would run 18 square setup and get the Michelin PSS in the 295/35-18 all around. Just have to save some money. Hope they dont run out because they seem to be the only one's that I have found that actually have them in inventory.
Also if you move up to a 275/40/17 you have many more options for a front tire.
I was thinking I would run 18 square setup and get the Michelin PSS in the 295/35-18 all around. Just have to save some money. Hope they dont run out because they seem to be the only one's that I have found that actually have them in inventory.
Also if you move up to a 275/40/17 you have many more options for a front tire.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: las vegas nv.
DD cant beat stock size Bridgeston Potenza 760 tires--car rides softer with decent traction--For street driving you WONT get a tire that holds 1 or 2 gear--even a true slick needs heat --like a burnout--where on streets can you do that or want to do that--
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2014
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From: The Lowcountry South Carolina
Ran nittos for a few years before trading it for a Z06. Was very pleased in all aspects, no racing, but never let me down in any condition I was willing to push it into...
