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Originally Posted by critical my re-11's lasted two years and ~20k miles really, dat's waay better than i anticipated. im on RE11's right now. Originally Posted by JARblue I like

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Old 08-18-2015, 03:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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my re-11's lasted two years and ~20k miles
really, dat's waay better than i anticipated. im on RE11's right now.


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I like to tell people that my wife wore out the stock RE050s in 10K miles of daily driving. But the truth is I was tearing up those tires almost every weekend
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really, dat's waay better than i anticipated. im on RE11's right now.
yeah on top of that i had -2.5 degree camber in the rear, 3 autox's and countless digs from a stop under my belt. these were the "updated" re-11's with 200 treadwear (not sure if anything else was updated other than the treadwear). i believe they used to be 180.
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yeah on top of that i had -2.5 degree camber in the rear, 3 autox's and countless digs from a stop under my belt. these were the "updated" re-11's with 200 treadwear (not sure if anything else was updated other than the treadwear). i believe they used to be 180.
cool yah, mine is the 200AA too.
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Just a bit of topic,i heard the Michelin PSS is lighter than any Bridgestone tyres,anyone can comfirmed.?
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Just a bit of topic,i heard the Michelin PSS is lighter than any Bridgestone tyres,anyone can comfirmed.?
see the specs tab:

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE-11

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ot+Super+Sport

the PSS's are lighter when comparing same size tires, at least in 19's
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