i personal think they suk for my style driving only lasted 13k but for sum one slow or a cruiser there ok but i would never buy ever

 

More air pressure. We auto crossed ours.

 

Ok, this is something that I can try. I usually kept them at 30-32 PSI. I'll bump the pressure up a little. I only have around 13K on the car, and would like to get at least 30K or so out of the Dunlops before I go to Contis.

 

Switched out our stock tires for a tire with a treadwear rating more suited to our monthly weekends with ESCA. Had plenty of tread left. These tires would have gone 40,000 miles. 35lbs in the front seems like car stabilitys perfect. Freeway driving at speeds above 65.

 

Stock tires are rarely good, especially in economy cars. Doesn't surprise me that Dunlops aren't terribly great, either.

I am not near to replacing my tires, but in general I like Michelins - if you choose the right one, they'll give you a relatively grippy tire with high tread wear and good low-temp flexibility (not to the extent of a winter tire, but that's a separate category).

I know little about tires but I want to spend the next few years learning so that I can get a quieter tire next time :P

 

yah, that's too low. this time of year when temps are fluctuating, i keep 35-37psi cold. i want to be on the higher end vs lower end.


one can have the best tires, but if the psi is wrong, it will drive like crap. too high or to low, will perform like crap.