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Originally Posted By: sayjac Curious, when you say "roadhazard" are you talking the prorated rh, or the certificates of full replacement? The certificates. They gave them to me for half price on my last tire purchase as well. Considering our city is broke and there's no money to fix potholes and such (and there are some CRATERS out there after some recent snow storms), I think the certificates might end up paying for...

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR We don't have Discount Tire in California, but we have America's Tire which is the same company according to their website. I'm buying a set of Continental ContiExtremeContact DWS in size 235/45-17 from them today or tomorrow, they match the lowest price (plus shipping) I can find online from onlinetires.com and they still give the $100 rebate promotion for 4 tires from today till Sunday Nov 21,...

the door sticker says 39PSI, so that is what they are kept at. just drove through a very curvy road in the foothills above Santa Barbara, it was amazing. where the previous tires started howling and giving up grip, the PS2s just took it.

Crown vic like it was a baseline of bad handling... Try a '91 caddy sedan deville That thing was a land yacht.. not on the scale of a '76 ford LTD but .. a 17 year old car(when i had it) with bad air ride.. I felt like I was boating down the interstate when I hit potholes. You will definitely notice a huge difference. I did going from H rated hankooks to a T rated studless continental.

Originally Posted By: UG_Passat It won't transform the Beemer handling into say... a Crown Vic For me, it'll be going from 235/45/17 to 215/60/16, so it just might. :)

Originally Posted By: Ken2 Uniroyal is one of Michelin's brand names. Both these tire models are exclusive to Wally. We don't know what compromises were made to get the cost down...cheaper rubber compounds, or whatever. I'd go to local tire chains and ask for a better tire at a cheaper price. Costco might have a BFGoodrich (another of Michelin's brands) at a good price. In the parts of the country that have Discount...

Originally Posted By: PandaBear Originally Posted By: Gary Allan Robots don't get carpal tunnel, nor worn out discs ..nor have non-repairable injuries ..nor "age" other than obsolescence ..nor catch colds due to flu. Wasn't it just as easy to say that? Who said they don't? You obviously have never designed a robot to make such a statement. Robots get obsoleted as well as worn out, and they do need regular shut...

Strange. Ive never driven them above 15mph so I dont know how it actually drives, but they are thicker than the Trackers. P vs P and LT vs LT. Some of the LTs are almost an inch thick (measured unscientifically) Oh well..

That's sort of what I figured because the prorated rh is basically included in the price with the lifetime balance, rotation, and valves. Like you, I got the certs. with the T/A's because they gave me such a good deal and a very generous credit for the 520's not getting the warrateed wear. As far as the certs., my son has gotten two punctures in areas outside the repair area of the tire. The first was OE BFG's Rugged Trail...

Originally Posted By: Onmo'Eegusee Umm, what Liberators were you looking at? Ive handled many of both of these tires and the Liberator sidewalls are always about twice as thick compared to the Tracker 2. Handled? Since you handled so many, are you sure you're not confusing "P" tires with "LT" tires? I had a set. Flimsy sidewalls made the truck feel like it was running on half flat tires all of the...