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Tire Life for tC by courtney_08
Mar 04, 2009 (5:04 pm)
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I am currently driving a Mazdaspeed6 and by no means do these tires last. I drive A LOT, about 100 miles a day, at least four times a week... and a lot of the roads are worn or under construction/interstate/highway speeds. The tires on my mazda blow all the time and constantly need to be repaired, and are NEVER in stock.
 
I am currently considering getting a tC but are the tires going to have the same problems as the 6??
 
I currently have Pirelli low profile tires... and reallllyy want to stay away from them at all costs. What are the tires that come on the Scion and are they low profile?
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Re: Tire Life for tC [courtney_08] by Thul17
Mar 27, 2009 (2:59 am)
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Replying to: courtney_08 (Mar 04, 2009 5:04 pm)

Yes to profile question! 215/45Z-17 is the usual tire size unless your car's choice is 18s.
 
My stock tires were Yokohamas. They were terrible in snow. Then I bought Hankook all seasons. They were much better BUT I ran over nasty pothole and blew two of them. At this moment, I'm driving on my winter tires. Vredstein Wintrac Xtreme. Not ALOT of people know about this company. They are European tire maker who specializes in "Run Flats." The higher end makers like Audi, Benz, and BMW usually has this maker on stock but only on those famous $60k+ models.
 
I have driven over hand full of potholes this winter already. They are STILL going strong! I have put on 12k miles so far on these tires and I'll have enough tread to last me until Winter of 2012!
 
Just a warning...these tires were $160.00 bucks per tire!
 
But if you want to make tread longer, just switch out tires for the seasons. Put on Winter for Winter then put on All Seasons or Summers for Spring, Summer, and fall. Go to well known tire shop, they will do those switches for you.

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