[trickydicky]

Need to replace the ries on my 456M GT. Am wondering if anyone has any recommendations?

 

[4kids3fish]

I find that steamed ries is better than fried ries. :lol:

 

[trickydicky]

Ok...you got me. I meant TIRES...

 

[Deke]

wow what are the odds a two tricky dickieys with 456s what shaykin bro. Deke

 

[Bill]

Had Pirelli PZero on my 550, now have the Michelin Pilot sport.

Like em better.

cheers,

Bill

 

[tazandjan]

Bill- You pulled my normal routine. I bet he got new tires seven years ago. Brian used to love pimping me for all the times I answered a five year old post.

 

[Granucci]

I tried Mich and loved them, but this last time around got the 'clone' alternatives and they have been just great, not a Mich, but will probably buy again: NITTO NT555

BTW: It's a daily driver and I put on about 100 miles/day and have had the tires on for about 1+ years. They still have tons of tread, and I take the corners above speed: GRIP is confident.

 

[Bill]

Bill- You pulled my normal routine. I bet he got new tires seven years ago. Brian used to love pimping me for all the times I answered a five year old post.

LOL, got to remember to look at the date..
cheers,
Bill

 

[Granucci]

I tried Mich and loved them, but this last time around got the 'clone' alternatives and they have been just great, not a Mich, but will probably buy again: NITTO NT555

BTW: It's a daily driver and I put on about 100 miles/day and have had the tires on for about 1+ years. They still have tons of tread, and I take the corners above speed: GRIP is confident.

Well, some modification is needed. Stopped into my trusty Sonoma TIre store and inquired on
the MICHELIN PILOT SPORT A/S and with out the door to include alignment =< $1,300.00

That seems a higher than NITTO number but ok with me.

I am not a fan of the AS tread in that it's a bit harder and that Pilot has centered water treads, where the sides are NOT as grip looking as I'd like, but might just give them a try.

rik