[indy82z]

Still not wanting to ship?

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by indy82z

Still not wanting to ship?

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[arpad_m]

Still available

[19ShadowSS]

Hey! If they are still available I’m interested. Do they come with TPMS Sensors?

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by 19ShadowSS

Hey! If they are still available I’m interested. Do they come with TPMS Sensors?

Hi, no sensors, sorry. I'm only selling tires here and TPMS sensors are typically bundled with wheels. The pics in the OP might be misleading you, I'll shoot new ones of just the tires as soon as I find some time.

[Mark_M]

Quick question if I may ask... Did running oversize tires by the 10mm for 255 front and 285 rear create any issues with handling,braking, cause any speedo error or rubbing of the tires inside the wheel wells or body etc ? Did these fit well on the stock SS rims ?

Thanks in advance

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Mark_M

Quick question if I may ask... Did running oversize tires by the 10mm for 255 front and 285 rear create any issues with handling,braking, cause any speedo error or rubbing of the tires inside the wheel wells or body etc ? Did these fit well on the stock SS rims ?

Thanks in advance

No problems at all. They are a perfect fit for stock wheels, no CEL, no stabilitrak or traction control or ABS issues. Check the photos in the OP, those are the stock 2016-2018 gray painted, machine faced split spoke wheels for the SS.

The speedo readout will be a little bit off, see picture below, however, the change is actually in the "right direction"—that is, the speedo reads higher from the factory for safety (just like all other cars), and this change pushes it closer to the actual speed.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

No problems at all. They are a perfect fit for stock wheels, no CEL, no stabilitrak or traction control or ABS issues. Check the photos in the OP, those are the stock 2016-2018 gray painted, machine faced split spoke wheels for the SS.

The speedo readout will be a little bit off, see picture below, however, the change is actually in the "right direction"—that is, the speedo reads higher from the factory for safety (just like all other cars), and this change pushes it closer to the actual speed.

Do you have any specific, verifiable data about the speedo readings on the car and its accuracy?

I'm asking because I have found the speedo to be off by a fairly consistent 1MPH using GPS speed calculating from Waze and other apps in the car. This is on tires with 2k on them, so the delta will drift slightly more as the tires wear and the diameter / circumference decrease (and revolutions per mile increases).

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by ember1205

Do you have any specific, verifiable data about the speedo readings on the car and its accuracy?

I'm asking because I have found the speedo to be off by a fairly consistent 1MPH using GPS speed calculating from Waze and other apps in the car. This is on tires with 2k on them, so the delta will drift slightly more as the tires wear and the diameter / circumference decrease (and revolutions per mile increases).

No, sorry, I only have two empirical and/or unverified sources, my radar detector's GPS and those residential police speed cameras with the giant displays.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

No, sorry, I only have two empirical and/or unverified sources, my radar detector's GPS and those residential police speed cameras with the giant displays.

Gotcha.

I can't validate anything against those "neighborhood" things as there is always too much traffic and they seem to be set on non-level ground (so you can't set your cruise control or similar and drive by to see what it might show).

[arpad_m]

Bump—rainy season approaching, pick up these top notch tires and forget traction and stability problems in the wet (with almost no tire noise).

[arpad_m]

Bump—someone pick up these beauties that will stick to the road with authority, dry or wet.

[17MaroSS]

Just pmed you. I'll take em!

[jgutierrez89]

If that deal falls I’m interested.