battery changed at dealer $500...New tires
#1
battery changed at dealer $500...New tires
Never make that mistake again.... I of course after the fact thought about changing it myself and realized how easy it is.....
Whoops
They were going to charge me $1700 for new tires, I declined.
I am going with hankook ventus v12 evo2.
Front 245/40ZR/19: $194/per
Rear 285/35ZR/19: $268/per
Like $15/per to have them put on at my local mechanic.
Anyone have any experience with these tires?
Thanks
Whoops
They were going to charge me $1700 for new tires, I declined.
I am going with hankook ventus v12 evo2.
Front 245/40ZR/19: $194/per
Rear 285/35ZR/19: $268/per
Like $15/per to have them put on at my local mechanic.
Anyone have any experience with these tires?
Thanks
#2
I had them for a couple years.
My experience, yours may vary:
They're a good, inexpensive summer tire. I didn't like them in the rain.
On track, I could throttle steer easily and accurately. I can't do that with my Michelin PSS tires because they've got far more grip than the Hankooks (the extra grip forces me to be a better driver since I can't 'fix' things as easily mid-turn). That lack of grip, however, makes the Hankooks more fun. I found them to be very predictable.
I prefer Pilot Super Sports, but they're backordered into next year and much more expensive. I didn't have any real qualms against the Hankooks aside from wet handling.
My experience, yours may vary:
They're a good, inexpensive summer tire. I didn't like them in the rain.
On track, I could throttle steer easily and accurately. I can't do that with my Michelin PSS tires because they've got far more grip than the Hankooks (the extra grip forces me to be a better driver since I can't 'fix' things as easily mid-turn). That lack of grip, however, makes the Hankooks more fun. I found them to be very predictable.
I prefer Pilot Super Sports, but they're backordered into next year and much more expensive. I didn't have any real qualms against the Hankooks aside from wet handling.
#3
I had them for a couple years. My experience, yours may vary: They're a good, inexpensive summer tire. I didn't like them in the rain. On track, I could throttle steer easily and accurately. I can't do that with my Michelin PSS tires because they've got far more grip than the Hankooks (the extra grip forces me to be a better driver since I can't 'fix' things as easily mid-turn). That lack of grip, however, makes the Hankooks more fun. I found them to be very predictable. I prefer Pilot Super Sports, but they're backordered into next year and much more expensive. I didn't have any real qualms against the Hankooks aside from wet handling.
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#5
The mounting brackets for the Battery make it a little tricky to jockey-around to get out. Once out, replacement is easy. Total takes a little less than 1-hour. I bought a high-end Bosch AGM battery for about $150 from Pep-Boys (of all places!).
#7
Sorry if this is a dumb question but these tire sizes will fit on my oem 19in wheels right?
Front 245/40ZR/19
Rear 285/35ZR/19
Front 245/40ZR/19
Rear 285/35ZR/19
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I had hankooks on my SL55. They drove nice and were quiet. I didn't drive it much and they flat spotted so bad that the had to be replaced. Only put about 1000 miles on them in about 3 years.
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