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New back tires needed: Continental OK?
Hi!
I need to replace my back tires. I received an interesting quite for the ContiSportContact 2 and ContiSportContact 5P. Anyone can confirm this is a decent choice? For the 5P I need to wait a month, the Contact 2 is in stock. Contact 2 is OK? I do roughly 30% in town, 50% highway 20% track. Thanks. |
You shouldn't run different tires front and back.
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Yeah- keep the same type of tire, just get something fatter for the rear. Z's are way too powerful for their rear tires, hence your situation. Find some 285 or 295's if you can. Keep them inflated to 36.
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Nothing wrong running two sets of tires front and back, plenty of people do it
Not preferred but nothing will happen if you do |
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OP, either get 2 tires that match your front, or buy 4 new. And if you're going the conti route, get the Conti DW. Don't go for anything less, especially if you track. (Which I hope you won't do with 2 different tires on... :ugh2: ) |
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I will never run BFG KDW2's ever again though :shakes head: |
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I'm the same way about the V12's. |
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swapped in some conti dw's on the front, voila. car drives like a champ. dont mix front and rears, different rubber compounds and all that make it a scary drive |
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Thanks for the update!
I don't want to buy 4 tires for now so I'll buy 2 same as the front ones: Bridgestone Potenza RE050A. I think I'll take them in 285 or 295. Does that sound better? I always inflate to 2.4kPA, I think it's equal to 36PSI. |
I run idfferent front and and back for right now and theres no issues. Just dont run 2 extremely different types like summer tires front and track tires back..
I have the OEM bridgestone up front and the continental DW in the back. |
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They're good tires as far as wet grip and longevity, I just can't stand the way they ride. I'll be going with the Continental's next. |
Crap, they don't have any Bridgestone in stock anymore... I'll go there tomorrow morning and see what they can offer.
What are V12's BTW? Except from an engine type ;-) Thanks for the help. |
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Just bite the bullet and buy better tires if you want to be fast on track. I guess you can track with any tires, but they are not going to be fast
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