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Old 10-04-2006, 07:18 AM   #1
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I have the 19" Carrera Classics with the Mich. PS2's. I am also running nitrogen filled tires.

I run about 34.5 PSI in the rear and 31-32 up front. It is amazing how a 1/2 pound pressure difference impacts the "bite" in the rear end for high speed cornering.

I use a digital tire pressure gage too. Very accurate.

I have 7,100 miles on my tires. 99% highway driving and my tread looks great. When they were new the tread depth was 10/32's all around. At last check, I still had 7/32's in the rear. It is my understanding that the front last much longer.

I expect to get about 15,000 good miles on the rears before replacing.
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Old 10-06-2006, 10:50 AM   #2
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damn

only 7k miles?? I have a new set waiting to go on when my car comes back from the shop......they sure as hell better go farther than 7k miles!!
220 rating isn't soooo bad. based on looking at the info at tire rack, they are supposed to last longer than the yoko advan neovas........
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only 7k miles?? I have a new set waiting to go on when my car comes back from the shop......they sure as hell better go farther than 7k miles!!
220 rating isn't soooo bad. based on looking at the info at tire rack, they are supposed to last longer than the yoko advan neovas........


Comparing tire wear is like comparing insurance rates...it all depends on how ya drive!!

I re-measured my tread depts the other day. After 7,100 miles (95% highway and no DE or AutoX's events) I have just under 8/32's remaining on the front and 7/32's on the rear.
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