Anybody ever ran a set on a Crossfire? They are high performance tires and can be bought in the stock XFire front and rear sizes.

I like tread pattern, but imagine the tire life (mileage) is pretty short.

 

got a link to a website?

 

http://www.vredestein.com/Banden_Ban...1&BandtypeID=3

 

These guys also have some nice looking tread patterns:

http://www.nittotire.com/#Home

 

I also like a couple of the Nitto high performance tire designs. I have only owned one set of Nittos, but they were good tires.

 

Try this for some good video information on Vredestein tires -

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KyWMTiXPbLQ

 

Lots of "Eye Candy". I am sure they are great tires but here are my questions.

1) Price?

2) Warranty?

3) Who will provide the warranty service?

4) Wear?

My experience with the Michelin PS2's on my SRT is that they stick like glue, Michelin replaced one under warranty thru Americas Tires - no questions asked - they may not be "Eye Candy" but they perform and Michelin stands behind their product.

 

$722 w/shipping for all four from:
http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...678#prodAnchor

I already ordered the Nitto Invos last week; $716 w/shipping.

Has anyone compared these two or seen any reviews that do?
Too late to change my mind, but I am curious.

 

1). $713.74 (delivered to SE Texas) for four Vredestine Sessanta tires in the standard OE Crossfire sizes. A steal.

2). Not sure about the warranty, but probably as good as other similar quality tires. The tires come standard on a few high-end performance cars, so the warranty is likely as good as respected brands provide.

3). Good question. As Vredestine has just started their U.S. operations there couldn't be very many dealers.

4). UTQG = 280 AA A (about average for high performance Z rated tires)