bridgestone vs. continential vs. hancook
 

whats the best tire for heavy commuting? ive had the car 10 months and put 30k on it. should i stick with stock bridge stones?

i hear people talk about continentals, but apparently they dont honor their warranties.

and the ventus's get mentioned, but from what i understand their cheap.

2013 base w/ sport pkg.


any info or advice?

Michelin PSS is good option.

i keep getting random quotes too. example the stockers installed run from 1200-2k.

continentals without an alignment are a little over 1k, so for 200-250 more i can go stock.

bump fools

Theres so many threads on this haha -

If you honestly put that many miles on it, I would just get the V12's again.. I saw the most miles out of those so far. And they are a good price.

No need to spend the extra money when it sounds like you wont be using the tires in that manner.

30k in 10 months...holy ****..and I thought I drove a lot haha

30k in 10 months... your car is dead within 2-3 more year... x.X

wow, how about you ride a bus? :ugh:

Why would the car die with less than 100K? I know members on this forum with over +120,000 miles already running just as good as the day they bought it.

Im thinking a properly maintained 370 will make it til' 250.

Either way, sounds like OP needs a ECO car or once the engines toast, drop an electric engine in the Z.

this got a little off track. sad part is, it isnt my only vehicle or favorite vehicle. lol

i can get potenzas for $934 installed. doesnt seem like to bad of a deal.

reo5oa which ar my stockers are $1300 installed.

Yeah it did. Get tires from Costco, they will honor the warranty.
Say no to OEM.

Conti DW is cheap, feels pretty decent for a street tire, and lasts a really long time.

i believe the conti's were $1000 installed as well

If all you do is daily, get some cheap tires that will last for a while and call it a day.

so4 are close in price to the v12's. the so4s are a better tire.

If I was putting 30k miles a year on a car, it would be something that got 30+ mpg and ran on cheap tires. A beater will pay itself off pretty quick at 3k miles a month.

Screw all you guys, I was putting 50k a year on my last car, enjoyed every minute of it!!!

Honestly, it's a car, use it, destroy it.

50k! jebus!

I do about 7k these days.. and that's my DD! ( luckily live 4mi from work atm.. going to change though.. the VAMC is kicking us development types off campus and we are moving to down town st pete =/ my 10 min commute will go to 30+ )

I just went with the v12's for my first replacement. got 15k out of oem's.