Wanting a smooth ride!!
02-28-20, 02:23 PM
#16
Former Sponsor
@NatGen Thank you for your business, and for the referral I'm glad to hear you had our road hazard protection and was able to get the tire replaced.
02-28-20, 05:53 PM
#17
Lead Lap
I appreciate the response.
I am down to the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack and the Pirelli A/S + II. I currently have the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S+3, but it is oversized (does slightly rub) and I also drive 40k per year mostly highway.
Would love all opinions.
I am down to the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack and the Pirelli A/S + II. I currently have the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S+3, but it is oversized (does slightly rub) and I also drive 40k per year mostly highway.
Would love all opinions.
02-28-20, 06:26 PM
#18
Lexus Test Driver
Both the Pirelli P7 Cinturato All Season Plus and the Pirelli P7 Cinturato All Season Plus II tires have an Unlimited Time, 70,000 Mile Limited Treadwear Warranty if that makes any difference to you. Since you drive 40,000 miles per year the high-mileage warranty should be important to you. If you fail to get 70,000 miles your next set will be prorated. Discount Tire will allow you (they do me anyway) to change brands of tires when tires don't get the mileage they are warranted to get, and still get the prorated adjustment on a new set. I've rarely seen a company that provides such excellent customer service as Discount Tire.
Last edited by bclexus; 02-28-20 at 06:52 PM.
02-28-20, 06:41 PM
#19
Lead Lap
I agree. I got my Michelins from Discount Tire last time. When I realized they were rubbing, cause I upsized, they offered to switch them out, but I decided to live with it. Will continue to buy from DT for the customer service.
The Quiet track has an 80k warranty as well, but I have never had Bridgestone tires, so I am on the fence. Pirelli is the front runner.
The Quiet track has an 80k warranty as well, but I have never had Bridgestone tires, so I am on the fence. Pirelli is the front runner.
03-02-20, 07:31 AM
#20
Former Sponsor
@bclexus / @HUSKERnKS
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
HUSKERnKS - Regarding your tire choice, you would likely not be dissatisfied with either option(Bridgestone or Pirelli), both options are more of a touring tire than you currently have and usually will deliver a more comfortable ride. Also If you are seeing 40k a year either of those tires should net you at least a few years of usage. Plus as bclexus stated, the benefit of the mileage warranty is if you do not get the mileage the tires are warrantied for, you have a fall back and the stores can assist with a replacement under that program.
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
HUSKERnKS - Regarding your tire choice, you would likely not be dissatisfied with either option(Bridgestone or Pirelli), both options are more of a touring tire than you currently have and usually will deliver a more comfortable ride. Also If you are seeing 40k a year either of those tires should net you at least a few years of usage. Plus as bclexus stated, the benefit of the mileage warranty is if you do not get the mileage the tires are warrantied for, you have a fall back and the stores can assist with a replacement under that program.
03-02-20, 08:02 AM
#21
@bclexus / @HUSKERnKS
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
HUSKERnKS - Regarding your tire choice, you would likely not be dissatisfied with either option(Bridgestone or Pirelli), both options are more of a touring tire than you currently have and usually will deliver a more comfortable ride. Also If you are seeing 40k a year either of those tires should net you at least a few years of usage. Plus as bclexus stated, the benefit of the mileage warranty is if you do not get the mileage the tires are warrantied for, you have a fall back and the stores can assist with a replacement under that program.
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
HUSKERnKS - Regarding your tire choice, you would likely not be dissatisfied with either option(Bridgestone or Pirelli), both options are more of a touring tire than you currently have and usually will deliver a more comfortable ride. Also If you are seeing 40k a year either of those tires should net you at least a few years of usage. Plus as bclexus stated, the benefit of the mileage warranty is if you do not get the mileage the tires are warrantied for, you have a fall back and the stores can assist with a replacement under that program.
03-02-20, 08:03 AM
#22
I agree. I got my Michelins from Discount Tire last time. When I realized they were rubbing, cause I upsized, they offered to switch them out, but I decided to live with it. Will continue to buy from DT for the customer service.
The Quiet track has an 80k warranty as well, but I have never had Bridgestone tires, so I am on the fence. Pirelli is the front runner.
The Quiet track has an 80k warranty as well, but I have never had Bridgestone tires, so I am on the fence. Pirelli is the front runner.
03-02-20, 01:48 PM
#23
Former Sponsor
03-02-20, 01:54 PM
#24
Lexus Test Driver
@bclexus / @HUSKERnKS
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
Thank you for your support over the years! Hopefully we can continue to earn your business, should you ever need anything, or have any questions. Feel free to reach out to us here on the forums through PM.
03-03-20, 05:24 AM
#26
Lead Lap
03-03-20, 06:09 AM
#27
Lowered or stock height. I was thinking of switching from the 235/40s to the 245/40s at stock height.
03-03-20, 07:40 AM
#28
03-03-20, 04:38 PM
#29
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