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Originally Posted by Hi-Step'n370Z maybe should drop these to 35 psi If anything you should raise pressure even more right? Over pressure should wear the centers of the tire more
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If anything you should raise pressure even more right? Over pressure should wear the centers of the tire more and underpressure the outsides. I do notice that i'm getting an even contact patch and i'm not getting any abnormal wear. a couple of things i've been thinking is that maybe the outsidesof our factory tires don't have as deep of tread as the rest of the tire? not sure where that is measured by the factory. secondly, there are tires on the market that have different compunds on different ribs of the tire, maybe we have a bit softer compund on ours?
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When I replace I'm planing to move up to a better tire, and I'll do my research then for the selection. I will check the tread depths on the next set just for the heck of it, just to see if they're all the same, but whatever they are, they are. To me, with the Z it's all about handling, not how many miles the tires deliver. Used to be that all tires were around 11/32 each tread depth, don't know about these type of tires. I do have to say that for OE tires, these Bridgestone's do a really great job on the road. Can't really say anything bad about them. In fact, I really like them. Very pleased with them. Seems like I should move up for my next set, and I most likely will, but I don't know, these have been great tires so far. |
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I just checked my tires and I see the outer is wearing more quickly than the rest. I still have more tread than op. I'm been lowered for almost 11k miles, been lowered 8k with h&r.
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