Tire options..
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2017
Posts: 5,590
Likes: 3,317
From: Virginia
2021 C5 of the Year Finalist - Modified
St. Jude Donor '21-'22
I had to go to FL this week and got a chance to get a close look at the car. It has Michelin Pilot Sport AS 3 currently down to the wear bars. Not looking for a track tire or a dedicated dry tire, not yet at least. I will be using the car for long road trips (Florida to Michigan) so I am leaning toward a good AS tire as opposed to a max dry performance tire.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2021
Posts: 324
Likes: 157
From: Maine
I have 10k this year on my Kumho Ecsta PA51 and more than once got caught in a down pour and they were awesome.
Cold weather not an issue, rain, hot weather, and the ride quality is real good.
They are described as High Performance All-Season for sports cars and I can say yes they are all of that.
Nothing I would take on a race track but on a back road to give it some or high speed runs they work great.
After 10k almost no signs of wear.
160.00 front and 226.00 for the rear and in stock from tire rack
I go to my local guy and he matches the price for me the charges 150 for install, alignment for the life of the tire and road hazard. I had two alignments one at tire install and one after I went to a 3.15 rear gear in the diff.
Cold weather not an issue, rain, hot weather, and the ride quality is real good.
They are described as High Performance All-Season for sports cars and I can say yes they are all of that.
Nothing I would take on a race track but on a back road to give it some or high speed runs they work great.
After 10k almost no signs of wear.
160.00 front and 226.00 for the rear and in stock from tire rack
I go to my local guy and he matches the price for me the charges 150 for install, alignment for the life of the tire and road hazard. I had two alignments one at tire install and one after I went to a 3.15 rear gear in the diff.
Racer
Joined: Feb 2021
Posts: 284
Likes: 118
From: Southern Indiana
I have 10k this year on my Kumho Ecsta PA51 and more than once got caught in a down pour and they were awesome.
Cold weather not an issue, rain, hot weather, and the ride quality is real good.
They are described as High Performance All-Season for sports cars and I can say yes they are all of that.
Nothing I would take on a race track but on a back road to give it some or high speed runs they work great.
After 10k almost no signs of wear.
160.00 front and 226.00 for the rear and in stock from tire rack
I go to my local guy and he matches the price for me the charges 150 for install, alignment for the life of the tire and road hazard. I had two alignments one at tire install and one after I went to a 3.15 rear gear in the diff.
Cold weather not an issue, rain, hot weather, and the ride quality is real good.
They are described as High Performance All-Season for sports cars and I can say yes they are all of that.
Nothing I would take on a race track but on a back road to give it some or high speed runs they work great.
After 10k almost no signs of wear.
160.00 front and 226.00 for the rear and in stock from tire rack
I go to my local guy and he matches the price for me the charges 150 for install, alignment for the life of the tire and road hazard. I had two alignments one at tire install and one after I went to a 3.15 rear gear in the diff.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 3,473
Likes: 691
From: West Virginia
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