[Warrior102]

Originally Posted by enzia35

Why's it a deal breaker?

Honestly I've never owned them but I've read more than enough posts complaining about ride quality (F250/forklift like) to give them a good leaving alone. YMMV

[Boost Creep]

Originally Posted by Warrior102

I would be all over the Michelin's but the run flat is a deal breaker.

Originally Posted by WhiteMale

Run flats tend to handle very poorly and/or ride rough. They have one advantage and then sacrifice everything else.

Yes.

[funked1]

Those Michelin Zero Pressure tires are the standard tire on C8 Corvettes, and I have only heard good things about them.

[JSH]

Originally Posted by Warrior102

Up until now you either had to run Lexani Twenty (exact size), Bridgestone RE980 in a 295/30-20, 305/30-20 or Michelin All Season 4's in a mixed run flat rear configuration if you have cold weather in your AOR. I have run the Lexani's for a season, good all around tire for an amazing price, noisy though. Currently running the Bridgestone RE980's, good all around tire but flat spot like no other and the first half mile every morning is annoying, they also ride rough (choppy) compared to the Michelin 4S.

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I drive the 4S year round in 40F+ weather. Below that, the car stays home.

[s346k]

Originally Posted by JSH

I drive the 4S year round in 40F+ weather. Below that, the car stays home.

thats what i was thinking. how many underperforming, all season tires need to be available for this car?

[pnoman]

Have them on my c7 Z06 awesome no issues.