Time for some new tires?
#31
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Also, these look like they are only V-rated... my stock tires were Y-rated. Hell, I remember putting V-rated tires on my Honda Accord... (probably overkill at the time).
#32
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I've got about 10000 miles on the Contis and they seem to be holding up well still, whereas the OEM Yokos were already pretty loud at the 10000 mile point.
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EXP Cougar,
I had the COnti pro contacts on my car and they were great. I had them for 40,000 miles and the wore very nicely. HOWEVER, I kept the PSI at 39-40 to keep the tires inflated properly due to the "softness" of the continental rubbers which gave me excellent highway stability and handling. Don't inflate it to 33-35, its too low and soft and leads to poor handling and tramlining. Since the max inflation PSI for the contis where 50, it was fine keeping it at 40 psi. No ride harshness at all.
I had the COnti pro contacts on my car and they were great. I had them for 40,000 miles and the wore very nicely. HOWEVER, I kept the PSI at 39-40 to keep the tires inflated properly due to the "softness" of the continental rubbers which gave me excellent highway stability and handling. Don't inflate it to 33-35, its too low and soft and leads to poor handling and tramlining. Since the max inflation PSI for the contis where 50, it was fine keeping it at 40 psi. No ride harshness at all.
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