Fresh Meat For C4S: Bridgestone RE-11 First Impressions
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Im also interested in these, however according to the Bridgestone website http://www.bridgestone-potenza.com/re11/ there are only front sizes for 19" rims. can someone please confirm if rears (295/30/19 ro 305/30/19) are available?
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Apologies, my mistake - tirerack have 285/35/19 or 305/30/19 listed (but the Bridgestone site does not)
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....=Potenza+RE-11
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Apologies, my mistake - tirerack have 285/35/19 or 305/30/19 listed (but the Bridgestone site does not)
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....=Potenza+RE-11
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Update: RE-11s went 16,000 miles !
Hello All,
Just put a new set of RE-11s on my C4S to replace the old set.
Got 16,000 out of the first set - way betta than my PS2s and RE-05As by about 4,000 miles or so.
I put several AXs and one Laguna Track day on the set, as well as commute miles over HWY 17 and 84 in Bay Area
I think that my TC Design Fab alignment also played a part with the high mileage and very even wear.
Tires have been good in wet conditions as well...very secure, no surprises.........
Just put a new set of RE-11s on my C4S to replace the old set.
Got 16,000 out of the first set - way betta than my PS2s and RE-05As by about 4,000 miles or so.
I put several AXs and one Laguna Track day on the set, as well as commute miles over HWY 17 and 84 in Bay Area
I think that my TC Design Fab alignment also played a part with the high mileage and very even wear.
Tires have been good in wet conditions as well...very secure, no surprises.........
Last edited by unclejosh; Dec 29, 2010 at 11:51 AM.
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