Looking for new tires
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Looking for new tires
Hi I have a couple of questions
First I am looking at 2 potential sources of buying the tires from
Amazon and TireRack
Can someone explain if both products are the same:
https://www.amazon.com/Pirelli-SCORP...ll+Season+Plus
vs
Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus
Also what would be a good alternative to the Pirellis? Yoko? Michelin? Conti?
First I am looking at 2 potential sources of buying the tires from
Amazon and TireRack
Can someone explain if both products are the same:
https://www.amazon.com/Pirelli-SCORP...ll+Season+Plus
vs
Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus
Also what would be a good alternative to the Pirellis? Yoko? Michelin? Conti?
#3
Hi I have a couple of questions
First I am looking at 2 potential sources of buying the tires from
Amazon and TireRack
Can someone explain if both products are the same:
https://www.amazon.com/Pirelli-SCORP...ll+Season+Plus
vs
Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus
Also what would be a good alternative to the Pirellis? Yoko? Michelin? Conti?
First I am looking at 2 potential sources of buying the tires from
Amazon and TireRack
Can someone explain if both products are the same:
https://www.amazon.com/Pirelli-SCORP...ll+Season+Plus
vs
Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus
Also what would be a good alternative to the Pirellis? Yoko? Michelin? Conti?
#4
The older Verde had a treadwear rating of 520, which is what the amazon page indicates. The amazon page also doesn't indicate that it's an XL load rated tire, but I don't think they made a non-XL in that size. Frankly, it looks like it's the older non-plus version, hence the discount. I don't know how Amazon supports the treadwear warranty that comes with the tire since I would think it requires an authorized dealer installing the tire. More trouble than it's worth if you ask me for a small savings, I'd rather go with Discount Tire and get free rotations and flat repair, and they'll honor the treadwear warranty.
#5
I've purchased a full set in 18" for the 3.6 when I downgraded from 20", and two replacements in 19" for the 4.2 when I noticed a sidewall bulge on one of the tires (fairly new mileage wise, but the PO had put them on) and replaced the "axle" pair. Keep in mind, that if you don't have a good local shop that will install tires purchased elsewhere, Amazon is not a good option. Check with a garage first. Also, DT doesn't have locations in every city to take advantage of their tire rotation service or have them act as the liaison for warranty. So, that may be a moot point.
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