Subject	What bad can come of different front and rear tires?
Posted by	bb0ys on September 11, 2003 at 6:30 PM
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Message	I spoke with Wes at tirerack and one of his opinions was that when I buy new rear tires, I get the same as the front tires. This will keep the cars handeling more managable because the fronts wont be loosing traction while the rears grip. I said ok...but my fronts are Dunlop SP 5000s and they're not the best at dry/wet handling for $124. For $123 (each) I can get two Potenza RE750s...which are excellent in the dry/wet. Does anyone see problems (and please point out safety issues) with Dunlop SP 5000s upfront and Bridgestone Potenza RE750s in the rear? All of this is on stock TT wheels.
Follow Ups	What bad can come of different front and rear tires? - bb0ys 18:30:32 09/11/03 You will be fine if you don't push the car to the limit - SactoTodd 18:50:45 09/11/03 Todd, why get one? - bb0ys 19:11:21 09/11/03 Re: Todd, why get one? - Ron(Houston) 23:35:59 09/11/03 Yo Todd>>>> - Zster (Big Red) 01:54:22 09/12/03 I agree... - FlawleZ 19:43:27 09/11/03 I guess I wont push it then - bb0ys 21:18:29 09/11/03 My dad runs like 4 different brands at a time on his '86 - YugoBernie (NoVA) 02:20:15 09/12/03
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