F1 All-seasons: Get Them!!!
Replaced the OEM Contis (27000) and the difference is short of miraculous!, The F-1s are quieter, smoother, and track straight and true. No wandering like the Contis.
Tirerack, 831.00 incl shipping and road hazzard + $90 to mount/balance. I do so love it when a purchase exceeds expectations!
Tirerack, 831.00 incl shipping and road hazzard + $90 to mount/balance. I do so love it when a purchase exceeds expectations!
I felt the same way when I swapped my stock Conti's for Nitto Invo's.
I do like the Nitto's, but the most important thing to stress is just how much the OEM Conti's suck. I can't believe that Chrysler charges to upgrade to these from the much nicer (& more expensive) OEM Michelin's.
I do like the Nitto's, but the most important thing to stress is just how much the OEM Conti's suck. I can't believe that Chrysler charges to upgrade to these from the much nicer (& more expensive) OEM Michelin's.
62, did you go back with the stock size on the rear? I thought about going 275 on the rear when I make the plunge. Between General and F1 All season when time comes.
Can you post some pics of the rear sidewalls to get a look at how they sit on the rims?
Thanks, James
Can you post some pics of the rear sidewalls to get a look at how they sit on the rims?
Thanks, James
Originally Posted by James1549
62, did you go back with the stock size on the rear? I thought about going 275 on the rear when I make the plunge. Between General and F1 All season when time comes.
Can you post some pics of the rear sidewalls to get a look at how they sit on the rims?
Can you post some pics of the rear sidewalls to get a look at how they sit on the rims?
Ken
had impact bubbles form on both my rears (inside of both, three on one two on another) for no apparent reason. Having a hell of a time with conrads about them . Had to call goodyear and go that route. Only had 5000 miles on em.


