Agreed. My 2011 had all season Pirellis (at least claimed to be) and they acted more like a summer tire and wore bad; so agreeing with your comment about older Pirellis not being too great.
Now Iām even more interested in how you like them.
My 2011 Ecoboost had and the tread life was bad, and they seemed to start to get hard if it was around 45° out,
Agreed about 40 vs 35. The continentals being ājust OKā is actually good to hear; better than them being junk.
Will be interesting to hear how you like the ride of Pirellis; keep me posted.
That is good info. Actually, that is exactly what I care about.
I also wonder if the contis are good enough tire. The 20s are Goodyear Eagles, which I havenāt been impressed with on previous cars; but they put āEagleā on so many tires, so hard to know.
Anyone have a pic of a ā25 with the Notorious Blue calipers?
Really like to see how the two blues go together.
Stinks that they got rid of Grabber blue as a caliper color, as that is the perfect choice IMO.
Could you post a pic of the entire side? Iād like to have good look of those wheels against Grabber Blue, as Iām thinking of getting those if I go PP.
Congrats. Iām interested in your take of how it rides on the 20ātires.
About to research peopleās take on the 20ā Goodyears vs the 19ā Continentals vs the PP w/Magna & summer tires.
Thanks for pics! They look great.
It kind of looks likes the Miko suede that Iāve see in the Edge ST. Just odd that they call it that Cloth on Build & Price.
Are the seats vinyl and cloth, as build & price says? Or more of a suede and Active X? Based on build & price descriptions, the GT Premium seats sound better, which doesnāt make sense.
For #1, Iāve noticed a similar thing with my Maverick. My ā22 did a great job with centering, but my ā25 acts like you described; even on straights.
Our ā23 Escape also acts like you described, which is my first vehicle with ACC. I was glad my ā22 Mav didnāt act like the Escape, as it is our...
My son just went through this with is Civic Type R which it comes stickish tires, very close to a dry only tire.
Research came down to Michelin's A/S 4 and the Continental DWS. He went with Michelin. He went with a slightly bigger diameter than stock, it was right around 3% difference, so he...
My brother has a Backyard Buddy, from when they were made here. Advantage now sells them. Not sure the differences, but that is definitely the place Iād buy mine from. Very well made..