Wheel/ride question
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From: Los Gatos
You know... I thought all p-zeros were run flats... I can say, if they weren't run flats I was extremely lucky. They performed just like they were given i had 0 psi in the tire and no rim damage. Perhaps the low profile is what helped?
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From: Herefordshire, England
Curious if you guys are thinking of going up a size wider on the rear when you switch to the PSS tire? Some folks on this site have said they are going to or maybe already have.
On my XKR the Pirelli tires got noisy (at first I thought it was a bad wheel bearing) after maybe 15,000. miles or so. When I switched to the PSS tire the grip was better than the Pirelli tires (new) and when I sold it I had about 18,000. miles on them with no noise.
I plan to switch the ftype r over once the Pirelli tires get noisy.
Lawrence.
On my XKR the Pirelli tires got noisy (at first I thought it was a bad wheel bearing) after maybe 15,000. miles or so. When I switched to the PSS tire the grip was better than the Pirelli tires (new) and when I sold it I had about 18,000. miles on them with no noise.
I plan to switch the ftype r over once the Pirelli tires get noisy.
Lawrence.
Not sure that's really much use...
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From: Maryland, USA
In the U.S., none of the '14-'15 F-Type models have come equipped with run-flats. That's why they give us a tire pump and can of "goop."
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