c63 sedan tire questions
In the front would also be enough space for a 275 on 10 or 285..but that would be difficult with the front to rear ratio and esp
My dealer tried to dissuade me from doing the change, saying that it would be unsafe and that the tires would bubble in the middle and decrease my contact patch.
I had a highly rated local shop do the install + balance and the difference is massive over the stock tires. The car rides quieter and more comfortably and grips WAY better in the dry and wet.
No issues with rubbing, would highly recommend this setup to anyone interested!
Last edited by Vertice; Jun 30, 2017 at 03:42 PM.
My dealer tried to dissuade me from doing the change, saying that it would be unsafe and that the tires would bubble in the middle and decrease my contact patch.
I have a highly rated local shop do the install + balance and the difference is massive over the stock tires. The car rides quieter and more comfortably and grips WAY better in the dry and wet.
No issues with rubbing, would highly recommend this setup to anyone interested!
My dealer tried to dissuade me from doing the change, saying that it would be unsafe and that the tires would bubble in the middle and decrease my contact patch.
I had a highly rated local shop do the install + balance and the difference is massive over the stock tires. The car rides quieter and more comfortably and grips WAY better in the dry and wet.
No issues with rubbing, would highly recommend this setup to anyone interested!
Im up for new tyres again.
Can I get some feedback from those who are running Toyo R888's or the newer R888R's.
Ive run lots of different semi's on different cars, some really good and some noisy as hell.
They will be daily driven.
My main concern is road noise a drivability in the wet.
I'm I'm currently running 265/35/19 & 295/30/19.
As these will be my third set of tyres in one and a half years that have suffered from both camber and toe wear I think I'm going to fit K-Mac Camber kits to extend the life of my next set of tyres.
Feedback on the Toyo R888's & R888R's would be greatly appreciated.
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Current set lasted 15k miles.
Im up for new tyres again.
Can I get some feedback from those who are running Toyo R888's or the newer R888R's.
Ive run lots of different semi's on different cars, some really good and some noisy as hell.
They will be daily driven.
My main concern is road noise a drivability in the wet.
I'm I'm currently running 265/35/19 & 295/30/19.
As these will be my third set of tyres in one and a half years that have suffered from both camber and toe wear I think I'm going to fit K-Mac Camber kits to extend the life of my next set of tyres.
Feedback on the Toyo R888's & R888R's would be greatly appreciated.
As much as I wanted to run the R888Rs I ended up ordering the Michelin Pilot Super Sports to stay on the safe side and like my brake pads needed the tyres asap.
Im sure I'll be happy with these and I'm planning on getting K-Mac camber kits front and rear to extend the life of this set of tyres.
I'll have to do some write ups on my latest mods including the tyres and K-Mac camber kits once fitted.
As much as I wanted to run the R888Rs I ended up ordering the Michelin Pilot Super Sports to stay on the safe side and like my brake pads needed the tyres asap.
Im sure I'll be happy with these and I'm planning on getting K-Mac camber kits front and rear to extend the life of this set of tyres.
I'll have to do some write ups on my latest mods including the tyres and K-Mac camber kits once fitted.
I just read the new Car and Driver test on max summer tires and they tested the new pilot 4s which won the test.
As much as I wanted to run the R888Rs I ended up ordering the Michelin Pilot Super Sports to stay on the safe side and like my brake pads needed the tyres asap.
Im sure I'll be happy with these and I'm planning on getting K-Mac camber kits front and rear to extend the life of this set of tyres.
I'll have to do some write ups on my latest mods including the tyres and K-Mac camber kits once fitted.
I just swapped all my 4 tires to the new PS4S and they are amazing, compared to the PSS. I was also running R888 in the rear a couple of months back but I wasn't a big fan of their handling and road noise.
I dont want want to wear these tyres out prematurely.
For premature tire wear, it has never been an issue for me since Michelin offers a very generous tread warranty. If you wear out your tires too quickly, you will get a prorated credit towards you the new ones. It's been a life saver for me.
For premature tire wear, it has never been an issue for me since Michelin offers a very generous tread warranty. If you wear out your tires too quickly, you will get a prorated credit towards you the new ones. It's been a life saver for me.
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is is there anything else other than the Tyres that could be causing my traction loss? It seems to be getting worse and I'm getting tyre spin on acceleration that's hardly more than the equivalent of a golf 1.6 power being put to the road.
im running PSS stock on the rear and they have 5000miles on.
could it be?
1) suspension issue?
2) would a flat spot on one of the Tyres cause it
3) something else wrong with the power distribution to each wheel?
im even to nervous to cross a busy road quickly because there is almost no traction
thanks for your advise








