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Mechdriver 04-08-2013 01:09 PM

Need rear tires
 
Stock Re050's are about shot and I was thinking of changeing these two out to the RE760's. Then I start reading where some say not to mis-match tires.

Dumb question: why not?

What would be the effect of the combo of 050's and 760's on my '09 MT ST coupe?

If this is really bad, then I will probably pay the much stiffer price for two 050's and wait until I kill the fronts with the new backs.

Waiz 04-08-2013 05:38 PM

You won't notice any difference at all

I just started running the 760's on my Z and I really like them so far but I decided to buy a full set rather than run mis-matched like I have in the past

gomer_110 04-08-2013 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mechdriver (Post 2256440)
Stock Re050's are about shot and I was thinking of changeing these two out to the RE760's. Then I start reading where some say not to mis-match tires.

Dumb question: why not?

What would be the effect of the combo of 050's and 760's on my '09 MT ST coupe?

If this is really bad, then I will probably pay the much stiffer price for two 050's and wait until I kill the fronts with the new backs.

The issue with mismatched tires is when the grip level of the two tires is noticeable different. There are alot of threads on this from members who have done this and had the negative side effects. If the grip level of the 760's is similiar to the 050's then I probably wouldn't worry about it.

Z-Girl 12 04-08-2013 07:10 PM

i did the same mix and match combo and no problems whatsoever.

I went on a Z G meet/run on Sunday. Insane twisties out in the country 3 digits for 2hours, I was completely comfortable with the response.

Mechdriver 04-08-2013 08:58 PM

thanks
 
I do appreciate the replies. Especially the ones from those who have tried this combo.

NitrousZ34 04-11-2013 02:20 AM

It shouldn't be a big deal. Like others said, if your going with something really sticky in the rear. but have a crappy tire up front, your definately going to feel a negative difference. Your fine with what you want

chrischhorn 04-11-2013 03:03 AM

Both tires suck. You'll be fine lol. I had both. Still have the RE760's but for the price and the wear, cant really complain.

Wonka2581 04-11-2013 03:20 AM

Ballin on a budget.... do what you gotta do...:ugh2:

Kayzee 04-11-2013 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wonka2581 (Post 2261485)
Ballin on a budget.... do what you gotta do...:ugh2:



http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-wp8WDxQBvm...na+Hate+08.jpg







nothing wrong with asking whether money must be blown for legitimate safety reasons before tossing 500$ out the window.

You must think were driving exotics by the way you judge someone's wise move of being financially responsible by asking a question before splurging away.

:ugh2: :gtfo2:

chrischhorn 04-11-2013 08:03 PM

I only went RE760's when I swapped out here cause I didn't know about the AutoX events. I saw they had them on the Big Island but not here on Oahu. Only spent $415 for both rear tires installed so whatever. Next season a new set of tires is coming in and replacing these things.


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