irok

had 2 sets that cracked just like that in zig-zag pattern. got over 30,000 miles on each set.

calemasters

Here is a similar problem for the tire on the Camaro. It is just cosmetic on the Camaro, but is due to driving in cold weather.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...ather-use.html

meltn02

Yea cold weather might have been a factor, I read a few places that cited that as a possible cause. I am glad they made an effort to cover a good part of the tires, figured I was out te whole price since I didn't even know an actual install date, or any details really.

I plan on ordering some cup wheels to get mounted along with them now

meltn02

The total cost after tax disposal and whatever other fees they charge is close to $300, the rears have 6/32 so are still in good shape. The stock supercars ride pretty rough but they are all I have had on both of the c6's I have owned, would it be worth it to just put that $300 toward a completely new set?

The car is not a DD and I don't track it or anything. If I did go with a different set they would probably not be runflats.

richietables

Put the $300 new fronts on for now, you'll never get a deal like that again... New tires ride better for a while anyhow. Get some use out of the rears. Save your money for a new set in a year or two and you can research what you'd like to try at that point. When your present rears are shot you can pull the trigger.

Just my 2 cents.

meltn02

Yea that was my thinking, rears are too good to just throw away and it is a great deal on the fronts.