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Old 01-18-2018, 10:07 AM
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Default FYI...I found this interesting.
Read this last night in HRM, I know everyone is always looking for options, they sound too good to be true...

 
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Based on that table it's not available in 20's for our sizes. I went to generaltire.com but despite the print ads claims, there is nothing on a G-Max RS on there. I also ran their tire configuration tool just in case and for both the front and rear I got...

"No results were found for this vehicle. Please consult a General Tire dealer for further information."
 
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It did say initial offerings so possibly soon, I notice they didn't have the tire size currently on the Audi either...
 
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Michelin or bust!!!!
 
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Thankfully, I can afford to pay Michelin tax, but I am glad that there are more options out there.
 
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Happy to pay the Michelin tax - it's the vital bit between me and the road....
 
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Thankfully, I can afford to pay Michelin tax, but I am glad that there are more options out there.
They don't have our tire sizes so this does not appear to be one of them, unfortunately
 
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They don't have our tire sizes so this does not appear to be one of them, unfortunately
Well, they do list them for those that have the 18" or 19" wheels, just not the 20's.
 
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