Looking For Tire Recommendations 2019 Aston Vantage
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I've started to look at what to get for my 2020 Vantage too.
It used to be that using the Michelin was a no-brainer choice, but I've found on other cars that the 4s just isn't as good as the previous Super Sport when you really push them. In addition, the new Continentals have gotten very good, so I'm leaning towards getting the ExtremeContact Sport 02. As a bonus its a couple of hundred bucks less than the Michelin.
Alternately I might just buy a new car.
It used to be that using the Michelin was a no-brainer choice, but I've found on other cars that the 4s just isn't as good as the previous Super Sport when you really push them. In addition, the new Continentals have gotten very good, so I'm leaning towards getting the ExtremeContact Sport 02. As a bonus its a couple of hundred bucks less than the Michelin.
Alternately I might just buy a new car.
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You might take a look at Continental extreme contacts. I've been very happy with there all around performance on my BD9. You should consider the type of driving your planning to do and the area where you live. Roads, weather, traffic etc.
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