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well ok my tires are bold and going in tommarow for some new tires im not planning on going witht eh run flats- i need some good tires not to $$$$$$$ and also my alignment for teh back is off and is killing my pasenger rear tire off real fast any ideas hwo to fix that--???
tirerack.com is a good place to compare prices of different brands. One suggestion for a descent inexpensive tire is dunlop 9000s. But there are others that are also good deals and sometimes you can find closeouts on tirerack also.
You need an alignment or else your new tires will wear uneven. As for tires I went with mich Pilot Sports Zero Pressure runflats. Cost me $714.00 Just for the rear. Would of cost me I believe $258.00 for the front tires.
Advice look at Tirerack.com for peoples notes and prices that way you know you are not getting ripped off. Cheers!!
well ok my tires are bold and going in tommarow for some new tires im not planning on going witht eh run flats- i need some good tires not to $$$$$$$ and also my alignment for teh back is off and is killing my pasenger rear tire off real fast any ideas hwo to fix that--???
Go to 'wheels and tires' section on the forum. You should get plenty of info. It's listed under the General Corvette heading in Forums.
well ok my tires are bold and going in tommarow for some new tires im not planning on going witht eh run flats- i need some good tires not to $$$$$$$ and also my alignment for teh back is off and is killing my pasenger rear tire off real fast any ideas hwo to fix that--???
You fix an alignment problem by getting an alignment . As for tires, try the Kumho MX's - only around $650 for a full set from TireRack.com, a poor man's KD's
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