My main reason for going with the michelin's was the tread life rating of 400. Since the car is a highway cruiser, that was somewhat important to me. Plus, I found a set of 4 that had 9.5/32" (out of 10 new) for $460 shipped!! Can't beat that

Personally, I LOVE Bridgestone, and have had great successes with them [for example, on a set of RE750's (treadwear 320), I went ~11,000 miles and only used 2/32" of tread.....not bad, and that should give you an idea of my driving].

But in my size, Bridgestone only has the RE050 (with a treadlife of 180) and the S-03's (with a treadlife of 220, and are now becoming discontinued). So, on a proportionality scale of the same brand, I couldn't see only having 2/3 the tread life as I had with my RE750's.

There are many companies with 220 ratings (such as the Goodyears, Yokohama, and then some other brands that I don't care for), that all may have been alright for treadwear, but I couldn't pass up the deal on these Michelins.

 

yeah, sure cant beat that deal thats for sure. Hell i wouldn't pass it up, lol.

My Goodyears were 210 a piece at cost! 300 tread rating I believe.
I just did an adjustment on 2 because they were half worn already! Too many smokey burnouts and road courses, lol. Replacements cost me about 25 bucks each.

 

That's what io want as well...... 18x8 in front and 18x9.5 in the rear

 

That's what I want as well...... 18x8 in front and 18x9.5 in the rear

 

That's what I want as well...... 18x8 in front and 18x9.5 in the rear