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axeman71 · 11-22-2011, 10:21 PM

I have a non-sport 2010 Roadster and at 22,000 miles I'm down to the wear bars on my tires. I plan to replace them early next year but I have started looking at the Tire Rack it see if any good sales happen and I'll go ahead and get a set.

I was looking at a set of Michelin Pilot Super Sport's but the rear tires are $70 per tire more than the fronts. That got me thinking, is there any reason to by matching brands/models for the front and rear tires? Maybe I get the Pilots for the front and something else for the rears.

BTW, I am looking at summer tires so I figure they will all have enough performance for me as this is a DD and not a track car. Within this class of tires, I prefer a lower price and longer tire life to ultra performance. Any suggestions would be helpful.

11-22-2011, 10:21 PM	#1 (permalink)
axeman71 Base Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 129 Drives: '10 Conv A7 Blk Chry Rep Power: 15	Questions about tires for non-sport wheels I have a non-sport 2010 Roadster and at 22,000 miles I'm down to the wear bars on my tires. I plan to replace them early next year but I have started looking at the Tire Rack it see if any good sales happen and I'll go ahead and get a set. I was looking at a set of Michelin Pilot Super Sport's but the rear tires are $70 per tire more than the fronts. That got me thinking, is there any reason to by matching brands/models for the front and rear tires? Maybe I get the Pilots for the front and something else for the rears. BTW, I am looking at summer tires so I figure they will all have enough performance for me as this is a DD and not a track car. Within this class of tires, I prefer a lower price and longer tire life to ultra performance. Any suggestions would be helpful. __________________ 2010 Roadster, 7AT, Black Cherry, Touring, Navigation, Lighted Kick Plates, Floor and Trunk Mats.