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I just replaced my Pirelli P Zero Neros with Falken Ziex ZE 912's. $118 from Discount Tire with free shipping. My first impression was VERY quiet. Hardly any road noise. Seemed to handle Ok in the heavy rain yesterday. Obviously I don't know how long they'll last but as of now I'm very pleased. I had them mounted and balanced at a local tire place. Since I disconnected the TPS I wanted them to replace the sensors with regular rubber valve stems. They refused saying it was against the law.
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Good luck with the Falkins. I was wondering about them. I replaced stock Dunflops with Michelin Pilot AS Plus. They are great but they should be for the premium price.
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Were both of those tires run flats or regular tires?
I just got the Pirelli P-Zero Nero M+S run flats and like them much better than the OEM Bridgestones. Much cheaper too.
I just got the Pirelli P-Zero Nero M+S run flats and like them much better than the OEM Bridgestones. Much cheaper too.
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The Continential ContiPRO's Tires is what I've used for the last two summers. Its been spectacular! Soo quiet and smooth. www.TireRack.com has them for 147 dollars a tire!
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You should like the Falkens. I have had them for a year. I am about to have to replace them due to another issue. My aligment is within spec but my tires keep getting chewed up on the inside. I only got 7500 miles out of them. They were smooth and quiet while they lasted. I will get them again when I can figure out an alternate set of specs for the alignment that is more tire friendly.
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