Bridgestone Potenza Re-11's???
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...y.jsp?ttid=118
Also let's add the Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD08 as an option, all the reviews are great and they placed closely second (at a 0.01 difference so I consider it a draw).
Cya
Neova ADO8 is more for track use. But still good in wet also. Its great on the track for sure. But for life its not good.
I tired of having the back wheel spin even at part throttle.
Since they put these tires on porsche gt3 and gt2 I guess you can use them on the street even when wet.
Would they wear out even faster that the OE P zero in your opinion?
This tire is my best tire so I want to put it on my C63 but its too expensive for me. I bet it will be great to have it on C63.
Anyway, once I get them on, I let you know how they do...anything will be better than my balded PZeros...I swear those things will spin even before I hit the gas!





By the way, I just got back from Firestone...RE-011's come in 255/35R18's, but with 90W...Firestone has NO tires at 255 that will hold the load of the C63...they have 255-275/40's...but they said they wouldn't even try to put them, as they thought they would scrape the fender...
Guess it is back to Kuhmo's or BFGoodrich for me. Pirelli's are OUT!
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Last edited by Mr. Happy; Mar 9, 2010 at 07:59 AM.
Still if you're not tracking the car much (1-2 times this summer), RE-11 will be an overkill... RE-11 are streetable but mostly made for people who track often and are tired of swapping tires every week.
I speak according to the reviews I read. I have RE-11s here but I'm getting them installed in about a month from now. I'm going for an ambitious 245/19/35 and 275/19/30 and possibly some fender rolling (lowered suspension).
Also, for people running the bigger 19", do you have rubbing issues (I have stock Perf Pkg suspension).
Thx,
-Hedge
They don't say XL, but their load rating is 95. http://www.1010tires.com/tire.asp?ti...c&pc=265026922
When I look at the stock Pirelli's they show the XL, but their load rating is 94. http://www.1010tires.com/tire.asp?ti...ero&pc=1800400
So, from what I gather it doesn't say XL but it has a higher load rating so there should be no issue. http://www.1010tires.com/tech.asp?ty...al#loadratings






