Tires for stock rims, and chrome tires/wheels for summer
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Tires for stock rims, and chrome tires/wheels for summer
Greetings all,
I am enjoying reading all the posts and feedback, and learning and loving my Jag even more as a result. I plan to purchase some 20" staggered chrome rims before the summer as "summer shoes". In the meantime, I want to purchase some new tires for my stock rims. I have the same tires on it since purchase last year (April), and have put maybe 5k miles on it. I do notice that they were not in the best shape, as I have seen some wear and signs of age. This is probably more of a want than a need, but I believe the ride quality would be better with a new set. Any recommendations on all season tires, and if you have some chrome wheels and summer tires that you would like, that would be appreciated as well. I am looking on websites, and they have so many, and I have a few I have my eye on, but I enjoy the postings on here, and would appreciate any feedback and/or recommendations.
Thanks in advance!!
I am enjoying reading all the posts and feedback, and learning and loving my Jag even more as a result. I plan to purchase some 20" staggered chrome rims before the summer as "summer shoes". In the meantime, I want to purchase some new tires for my stock rims. I have the same tires on it since purchase last year (April), and have put maybe 5k miles on it. I do notice that they were not in the best shape, as I have seen some wear and signs of age. This is probably more of a want than a need, but I believe the ride quality would be better with a new set. Any recommendations on all season tires, and if you have some chrome wheels and summer tires that you would like, that would be appreciated as well. I am looking on websites, and they have so many, and I have a few I have my eye on, but I enjoy the postings on here, and would appreciate any feedback and/or recommendations.
Thanks in advance!!
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The Hankooks are good for ride/comfort for a summer tire, but they don't handle anywhere near as good as my current Bridgestone S-04's. The Hankooks sidewalls seem soft (explains the good ride) and turn in and mid corner stability suffer. Not bad mind you, but not inspiring. They never do anything really wrong, but don't have the upper limits of performance.
The S04's are much more willing to turn and give you the ability to aggressively attack corners. When I first got them I was trying to kill every corner. Was like having a different car. Much better on back roads and on ramps now.
As far as wear, I've only had the Bridgestones on a short time, so can't comment on wear yet. The Hankooks lasted 13,000 or so miles and were completely toast in the back.
The S04's are much more willing to turn and give you the ability to aggressively attack corners. When I first got them I was trying to kill every corner. Was like having a different car. Much better on back roads and on ramps now.
As far as wear, I've only had the Bridgestones on a short time, so can't comment on wear yet. The Hankooks lasted 13,000 or so miles and were completely toast in the back.
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I think you are referring to the Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, which are the stickier, more trackable version of the PSS. I really would not recommend those tires for daily use and they are super expensive.
PSS are expensive but not by much compared to the S-04 and ExtremeContact DW, you are looking at a $100-200 difference for a set of 4 tires. One thing to remember is that PSS are the only Max Performance tires that come with a 30K mile warranty.
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PSS are still available, PS2 are the older models.
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I think you are referring to the Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, which are the stickier, more trackable version of the PSS. I really would not recommend those tires for daily use and they are super expensive.
PSS are expensive but not by much compared to the S-04 and ExtremeContact DW, you are looking at a $100-200 difference for a set of 4 tires. One thing to remember is that PSS are the only Max Performance tires that come with a 30K mile warranty.
Consumer Survey Results By Category
I think you are referring to the Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, which are the stickier, more trackable version of the PSS. I really would not recommend those tires for daily use and they are super expensive.
PSS are expensive but not by much compared to the S-04 and ExtremeContact DW, you are looking at a $100-200 difference for a set of 4 tires. One thing to remember is that PSS are the only Max Performance tires that come with a 30K mile warranty.
The PSS actually replaced the PS2. I did not have the Cup tires in mind since they are the street/track tire.
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