Michelin Pilot Sport A/S P225/45ZR17
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CAN-AWD-VIBE
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Michelin Pilot Sport A/S P225/45ZR17
so at work we (chrysler) have a sale going on right now for buy 3 tires get the 4th free. So I gobbled up some new summer rubber.Michelin Pilot Sport A/Shttp://www.tirerack.com/tires/...ace=7I wasn't looking for anything "all season" as I already have winter tires, but these will do the trick quite nicely as they are hardly winter worthy. I find it hard to justify Z-rated all season tires? So since I have the rubber and the wheels from my old Prelude will bolt on... I am all set for spring, and now I can't wait to put my new shoes on and get some GOOD pics.these are the wheels BTW, http://www.customwheelsdirect....38417ADR Sokudo 10's in WHITE yes white, with a machined lip- hard to keep clean but damn they look good, especially on the blue vibe What do you people think? *edit* oh and it's too late to talk me out of white wheels... i've had them for 6 years.
CAN-AWD-VIBE03 Neptune AWDInjen CAI, Hotchkis springs, custom magnaflow exhaust w/4" tip, tint, window deflectors, stubby antenna, 3pc Mr. Grille, foglight conversion mod, Grafxwerks front & steering wheels overlays, Injen oil cap, strut tower brace, P225/45R17 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S, 17" ADR Sokudos
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they both look greati got the pilot exalto a/s and love them, when i was lookin at review on tirerack i saw a few ppl say there was like a 500 mileish breakin period and i agree or so i experienced. at the beginning they were about equal to the contis but that changed a lot after 400-500 miles