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Time to replace original tires. Only 15K miles, about 3 years. Is this what you guys have seen from your tires?
Recommendations from those that have changed tires from the original Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar tires? I will not track the car, just an everyday driver in San Antonio Texas, where it gets to over 100F only a few days in the summer, and rarely goes below freezing in the winter.
I got well over 28,000 miles off my 1st set of Michelin run flats, don't remember which ones but they were Verrrrrry Expensive. I now have Michelin SS non- run craps and like these Better, 21,000 miles and still looking good.
Lot's of guys running Michelin Pilot Super Sports, The less expensive good tire is the Cooper RS-3. my .02, and yes as ls1121 said get alignment after.
Michelin Super Sports for me. They are such a good tire I put them on one of my other cars as well!
I had GY supercar tires on my Grand Sport from the factory...They were pretty much worthless in all aspects...The Michelin PSS that I upgraded to are the best tires I've ever driven on. You won't be disappointed if you go with the PSS non RF.
I had GY supercar tires on my Grand Sport from the factory...They were pretty much worthless in all aspects...The Michelin PSS that I upgraded to are the best tires I've ever driven on. You won't be disappointed if you go with the PSS non RF.
When i purchase my 07 it had a new set of firestone run flat I replace the stock rim with the z06 spyders and an alignment, im down to 3/32 with over 33000 miles, will be ordering a new set from tirerack next week.
I got well over 28,000 miles off my 1st set of Michelin run flats, don't remember which ones but they were Verrrrrry Expensive. I now have Michelin SS non- run craps and like these Better, 21,000 miles and still looking good.
These are the PFADT Street alignment settings that have been discussed here if you search that seem to be the consensus settings for street cars.
Performance Street
Front min max
Camber (deg) -0.7 -0.9
Caster (deg) 7.5 8.5
Total Toe -1/16" (0.17°) 0 (0°)
Rear
Camber (deg) -0.4 -0.6
Total Toe -1/16" (0.17°) 0 (0°)
Notes
These settings will provide good performance and good tire wear
As for tires for a GS, there are several choices. Check Tire Rack, Discount Tire and Tread Depot website and you should sees all of the available fitments. I went with the Coopers (special ordered from a local Discount Tire at about $900 total with tax and road hazard for all four) and they are OK for the money but do give up a little in straight line traction under hard acceleration. Otherwise they're OK for the street.
I'll probably go with Nitto, Continental or Michelin next time.
There are many threads here regarding tires if you search.
Last edited by NashvilleGrandSport; Jan 5, 2016 at 08:02 AM.