Any good tire recommendations?

[Serg]

Ronrover.... 50 is too high, 45 is still too high. I would say you should be running around 34-36 psi in those puppies. Man you are running WAY WAY too much air in those things! You will wear them out down the center quickly with even 45 psi.



Serg

[james.carsner]

Originally Posted by ronrover

I saw those on the tire rack site- where did you take them to get put on? What did they charge you?

I'd see if a local tire shop will price match Tirerack, so you don't have to deal with shipping. I've used Discount Tire (the closest one to you is in Indiana), but am sure another large retailer might be willing to match prices and install the tires. If you have a good relationship with a local parts dealer, sometimes they can hook you up with a friend at a local independent garage that won't charge you $20+ a tire for unmounting, mount, balance and installation. No reason to pay $80+ for a 45 minute job.

[1st rover]

the tire shop matched the price with the tire rack and paid for the shipping and even better they were here within 3 days ..and about paying 20 bucks per tire well i was in need and did not want to die.. coz u would have not liked how my old tires looked ,if u know what i mean.

[azpaquin]

Originally Posted by Serg

Ronrover.... 50 is too high, 45 is still too high. I would say you should be running around 34-36 psi in those puppies. Man you are running WAY WAY too much air in those things! You will wear them out down the center quickly with even 45 psi.



Serg

34-36 psi, you'll get full contact on those bad boys and the car will loosen up. It is no sportscar ride and you will get some roll.. but we will not read about you in the news for blowing up your tires on the road.