[andrec10]

Originally Posted by SSport16

I would imagine maybe 45k for these tires. I tried to search for the A2's one time and I believe there is no warranty on them from Goodyear. If you are hard on tires then obviously a lot less. I too am curious abiut road noise, usually a drawback with runflats.

These tires would never make 45k! Summer tires usually go about 20k. Rears....YMMV

[Tr6]

To update my replies... I know I wrote it somewhere about the tires... I love the tires, performance is there, there is no road noise at all (2SS seems to have extra sound deadening though). I cannot comment on the treadlife though as I only have 560 miles on them lol. I would assume I could get 20k out of em though at least... PSS's you can get 30k out of em without babying, so worse case... I will just switch to PSS's lol.

[Snoman]

Originally Posted by jp23rockstar

I'm not sure why Chevy would go with Goodyear tires. They're not very good compared to Michelin. We all know Michelin make better tires than Goodyear.

Wait wait wait, are you actually suggesting that GM based their decision somehow on physics and tests for the best performance instead of what actually happened (lowest supplier contract bidding)?

[chuckclanton]

Goodyear has a long history(just read tire rack reviews) of runflat side wall failures!
Probably the last place to buy runflats!

[chuckclanton]

Originally Posted by Tr6

I am sure there are multiple reasons why they went with GYs. Keep in mind that the tires that come with the SS are MADE FOR IT. So far, from all the people who did a review are loving them as well.

Can't find anyone who did a review. Posted a thread asking for same! No
responses.

[Norm Peterson]

Originally Posted by chuckclanton

Goodyear has a long history(just read tire rack reviews) of runflat side wall failures!
Probably the last place to buy runflats!

I see where failures were noted in the Asymmetric 2 Run-Flats, but not in the Supercar G:2 Run-Flats. Didn't look below Max Performance Summer because you wouldn't cross-shop the G:2's against anything below that level unless you were flat-out abandoning the G:2 performance level.

Count on there being detail differences in carcass construction between the Asymmetric 2 rf's and the G:2 rf's, so let's hold off slamming the G:2 RF's until we actually hear that specifically those Goodyears are also failing, m'kay?


Norm

[chuckclanton]

Originally Posted by SSport16

Not supposed to be available for sale until early next year.

Listed on tirerack for less than $400!

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by chuckclanton

Listed on tirerack for less than $400!

Oh cool, must have just added them. Not a bad price!

[chuckclanton]

Originally Posted by Tr6

I am sure there are multiple reasons why they went with GYs. Keep in mind that the tires that come with the SS are MADE FOR IT. So far, from all the people who did a review are loving them as well.

Where are the reviews by new SS owners?

[SSport16]

I love them, very quiet, awesome grip and look very nice on the car...I am happy with them!

[Spanky1]

You might be happy with them but there are better tires for less $!!

[BradfordCamaro]

Originally Posted by Spanky1

You might be happy with them but there are better tires for less $!!

But these tires just came out. They haven't even been tested yet.

I have not read any complaints about them and every review expounds the handling of the Camaro. They sound like a winner to me.

[SSport16]

I love them! They offer great handling and are really not that much $, check tire rack, they are about the same $ as Michellin PSS's, but are also a run flat tire. I am tracking my car, so I do not want to buy a track only tire that offers no run flat option.