Has anyone noticed that as the Bridgestone tires wear to a bald, they are now somewhat more sticky to the road, but with some road noise? Though , their gripon corners have reduced only a little slightly. It seems onsunny days, the stickiness of tire is making up for the loss of grip. Anyone with the same experience yet?
Bridgestone RE0050 A Tires
Re: Bridgestone RE0050 A Tires (Jacko3)
Jacko, read this thread
zerothread/320131
I'd hate to see you start one like it because you hit an unforeseen wet spot on the road. Get some tires guy...now.
zerothread/320131
I'd hate to see you start one like it because you hit an unforeseen wet spot on the road. Get some tires guy...now.
Re: Bridgestone RE0050 A Tires (rn79870)
rn79870:
Just ordered in the last 5 minutes, Toyo Proxes T1R (245/35 front and 275/35 rear) on 19s, some brake pads, and clear corners. I rarely drive my car when it rains. The Bridgstones RE0050A are horrible in the rain. I drive my little Nissan in the rain or during wet conditions. My little Nissan will smoke my G-35 Coupe under heavy rain. That littel devil always surprises me with a big smile under adverse conditions.
Just ordered in the last 5 minutes, Toyo Proxes T1R (245/35 front and 275/35 rear) on 19s, some brake pads, and clear corners. I rarely drive my car when it rains. The Bridgstones RE0050A are horrible in the rain. I drive my little Nissan in the rain or during wet conditions. My little Nissan will smoke my G-35 Coupe under heavy rain. That littel devil always surprises me with a big smile under adverse conditions.
Re: Bridgestone RE0050 A Tires (Jacko3)
Glad you did it. I would really hate to read another thread about someone crashing their G, or worse yet, getting hurt doing it. Glad you are going to be safe.
Re: Bridgestone RE0050 A Tires (Jacko3)
Nice!! Going with the big boys in the back this time around!!