Continental, Bridgestone, or Hankooks
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What you are asking for is a crapshoot, to say the least... My last RE050's, in 285/30-19s seemingly lasted forever and wore perfectly...
No matter what tire you put on there, some combination of driving style and alignment can cause the tires to wear unevenly on the inside edges - this is why we rotate tires to start... Unfortunately, nothing can be done in your situation, save rotating the tires side to side to at least get them to spin different directions, which will help, and is also why I try not to recommend directional tires in staggered fitments... directional tires have to come off the wheels to rotate side to side...
edit: I'm convinced it has to do with alignment, or lack thereof, but can't pin it down to anything specific, as I've seen cars that have their alignments perfect, yet still have irregular wear...
No matter what tire you put on there, some combination of driving style and alignment can cause the tires to wear unevenly on the inside edges - this is why we rotate tires to start... Unfortunately, nothing can be done in your situation, save rotating the tires side to side to at least get them to spin different directions, which will help, and is also why I try not to recommend directional tires in staggered fitments... directional tires have to come off the wheels to rotate side to side...
edit: I'm convinced it has to do with alignment, or lack thereof, but can't pin it down to anything specific, as I've seen cars that have their alignments perfect, yet still have irregular wear...
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