XKR Tyres
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Peterg19, Note that they are all-season, VS a summer tire. Not sure what your needs are.
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So while I agree that a summer tire is ideal, if you plan to drive your XKR all year round in a cold climate, this would be a much better and safer choice.
Last edited by 01Silverstone; 03-26-2015 at 01:37 AM.
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Sentinelist (03-27-2015)
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They are asymmetrical, yes. You can still cross-rotate them, but you just need to ensure that the correct side of the tire is facing outwards. All asymmetrical tires will having a marking indicating which side goes out, but it's usually pretty easy to tell from the tread pattern.
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I live in Cincy, OH and have always put ALL SEASON tires on my cars, many Z rated for my sports cars. Never left me on the side of the road stuck or in the side of another's car in bad weather. Now if I lived in the snow belt, maybe not.
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Oh, and something like a 500 rating on treadwear- good luck finding another tire of this quality that'll do that. Have you priced a set of tires lately? Value and longevity mean something.
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I'm running Kumho LEs on my XJR and General Zmaxs on my XK8. The LEs are summer tires only, great traction, nearly stickies that you can use in the rain but only give ya about 20k, the Generals (a Conti company) are fairly loud on certain roads but for an all season tire I couldn't be happier, very good mix of everything from snow to summer stickiness to treadlife in the 30-40k range.
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