Very nice. I will be very interested to hear your opinion of the tires after a little spirited driving and high speed driving. I'm curious if the car will be "floaty" at all. This seems like a great size combination for our car. I'm sure you will be happy with the continentals. They should last quite a bit longer than the stock PS2s, but still have great performance.
Continental Extreme DW
I'm here to tell you that 285/30/19 works just fine with our stock wheels on the rear. Today I put on Continental Extreme DW 245/35/19 on the front and the 285s on the stock wheels. Every thing fit just fine. Pics. are attached showing the rear tire bulge, which is much less than I expected. IMHO, these fit just fine.
1. The Rear Tire Tread
2. The Front Tire Tread
3. The Rear Tire Sidewall Bulge
4. New and Old Front Tires
Lou
1. The Rear Tire Tread
2. The Front Tire Tread
3. The Rear Tire Sidewall Bulge
4. New and Old Front Tires
Lou
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I'm bumping this thread to:
1. Show a new pict I took showing the rear tire from the side.
2. Post link to the latest Hi-Po tire test at Tire Rack. The DW won by a slim margin over the Eagle F1, and the PS2.
I can't post the link to Tire Rack, this forum wont allow it since Discount Tire Direct is a sponsor here. I have posted the link at CL, or you can go to the Tire Rack web site and look at the latest Hi-Po Tire Test.
BTW, I did buy mine at a Discount Tire Store in Tucson.
I'm still luvin' mine.
Lou
1. Show a new pict I took showing the rear tire from the side.
2. Post link to the latest Hi-Po tire test at Tire Rack. The DW won by a slim margin over the Eagle F1, and the PS2.
I can't post the link to Tire Rack, this forum wont allow it since Discount Tire Direct is a sponsor here. I have posted the link at CL, or you can go to the Tire Rack web site and look at the latest Hi-Po Tire Test.
BTW, I did buy mine at a Discount Tire Store in Tucson.
I'm still luvin' mine.
Lou
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