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P7 Plus closeout Price of $147

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Old 01-15-20, 03:59 AM
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Originally Posted by RRocket
Yes.

But the extra sidewall give a bit more comfort and corrects the speedo error.

If you care about such things, 245/45 is the way to go.
Speedometer error? First I've heard of such a thing. So the speedo is reading fast on 40's?
Old 01-15-20, 07:54 AM
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This is the tire I ordered.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes.

I see they are showing $149.54 this morning. Mine are a UTOG Code 700 I believe

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Old 01-15-20, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by DJWLDW
Bgw70

This is the tire I ordered.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes.

I see they are showing $149.54 this morning. Mine are a UTOG Code 700 I believe

Dennis

I thought yall were getting these, are they not the same??

https://www.tirerack.com/cart/HoldingArea.jsp

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Chatting with TireRack.com and asked if these tires would fit our car.

His response was, "
those are taller than we list for it, they might rub."

Any feedback on that comment from anyone who has them before I order?

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Old 01-15-20, 12:07 PM
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The stock tire listed for a SC 430 is a 245/40/18 however the 245/45/18 will work fine. My son has the 245/45/18 on his 2005 SC with no issues as do several other members of the forum. If I remember right you could not get the P7 All season Plus in a 245/40/18 only a 245/45/18...

Ian B that link that you listed what you thought I was getting has timed out.?

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Old 01-15-20, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by DJWLDW
Bgw70

This is the tire I ordered.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes.

I see they are showing $149.54 this morning. Mine are a UTOG Code 700 I believe

Dennis
i see them now, I was using 245/40-18 vs 245/45-18. Great price!
i looked at a tire calculator and if your speedometer is showing 65, you will be traveling 67.5, no big deal.
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My Tires arrived about 20 minutes ago. Everything looks great. The DOT codes were: 1 Tire 4219,1 Tire 4019 and 2 Tires are 2119 so we are good to go. Going to Tulsa in the morning (Costco run) so I might get then mounted Friday depending on the weather. Anyone want some Pirelli P Zero Nero Run Flats in a 245/40/18. Maybe 14,000 on them but the DOT code is 3912. Just pay for shipping.

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Old 01-16-20, 03:25 PM
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Installed the new P7's today after returning from Tulsa. Just the short ride home from the installer was as smooth as butter. Those Run Flats are a SOB to get off. Not much sidewall give. Very Happy with my selection.

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Originally Posted by DJWLDW
Installed the new P7's today after returning from Tulsa. Just the short ride home from the installer was as smooth as butter. Those Run Flats are a SOB to get off. Not much sidewall give. Very Happy with my selection.

Dennis
With the 45 aspect ratio vs 40 aspect ratio, do the tires look funny like too big for the rim(cartoonish) or not really noticeable difference??? Hope this makes sense

No rubbing whatsoever either??

Tia,

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Originally Posted by MrIanB
With the 45 aspect ratio vs 40 aspect ratio, do the tires look funny like too big for the rim(cartoonish) or not really noticeable difference??? Hope this makes sense

No rubbing whatsoever either??

Tia,

Ian B
i doubt you can tell the difference...I ran a tire calculator for ya



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Originally Posted by Bgw70
i doubt you can tell the difference...I ran a tire calculator for ya

Talk about great info. Wow minimal difference. Thanks a million. I can not wait till Monday to get them installed and see how smooth they ride. I am soooooooooooooooooooooo tired of these run flat after 2 weeks of owning the car. Everything is smooth except for those damn tires.

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I think they look great, although I have not spent a lot of time looking at them as I got up at 05:30 this morning to go to Tulsa. It was a long day so I just wanted to get them installed and get home for a Scotch. and a cracker with some Irish Reserve Cheder Cheese that I picked up in Costco today.

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On top of the better ride comfort, if you have stock size wheel, no lowering, and install the 45 profile tire, car instantly looks better since tires fill out the wheel wells.
The SC430 should've came with 45 instead of 40 and many people would not complained about the ride quality.
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digitatc

I totally agree.

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Originally Posted by digitatc
On top of the better ride comfort, if you have stock size wheel, no lowering, and install the 45 profile tire, car instantly looks better since tires fill out the wheel wells.
The SC430 should've came with 45 instead of 40 and many people would not complained about the ride quality.

Agreed on all counts.

Here they are on my car.






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