Think I got a good deal. Michelin Pilot SS ZP 285/30/20
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Haven't price those tires yet but you do realize you never know if the tires are good until they're actually on the car and being driven so I hope all works out for you. Some tires have what is called radial pull. I've seen it before but I don't think it happens often.
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That would suck if they were some sort of reject tire. Tire Rack lists the tires for $410.00 each, I believe.
Luckily these are just for the rears. I hope they balance ok.
Luckily these are just for the rears. I hope they balance ok.
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Great deal if they are good to go!
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Ugh, thats a bummer. I didnt even see that.
Edit, I just went and looked. The rears on the car now, are 1015. Now much newer, huh? I bought the car, (15) with 8200 miles on it. Clearly it hasnt been driven, much.
Michelin also states that "inflated" tires should be thoroughly inspected after 5 years, and absolutely replaced at 10. These have never been mounted. They "should" last for what I need them for.
Edit, I just went and looked. The rears on the car now, are 1015. Now much newer, huh? I bought the car, (15) with 8200 miles on it. Clearly it hasnt been driven, much.
Michelin also states that "inflated" tires should be thoroughly inspected after 5 years, and absolutely replaced at 10. These have never been mounted. They "should" last for what I need them for.
Last edited by Z51VetteFan; 07-18-2018 at 10:23 AM.
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Ugh, thats a bummer. I didnt even see that.
Edit, I just went and looked. The rears on the car now, are 1015. Now much newer, huh? I bought the car, (15) with 8200 miles on it. Clearly it hasnt been driven, much.
Michelin also states that "inflated" tires should be thoroughly inspected after 5 years, and absolutely replaced at 10. These have never been mounted. They "should" last for what I need them for.
Edit, I just went and looked. The rears on the car now, are 1015. Now much newer, huh? I bought the car, (15) with 8200 miles on it. Clearly it hasnt been driven, much.
Michelin also states that "inflated" tires should be thoroughly inspected after 5 years, and absolutely replaced at 10. These have never been mounted. They "should" last for what I need them for.
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