If yours was a blue with white strips and i did pick it up out of Texas. it would be great to get all the paper work for the car. do you have the tuner for the pulley? not sure how these forums work, how do i get you my address? thanks!!
Two words - Simple Tire
When did you order your tires? Were both the front and rears relatively new?Hmm, the tires I got from Simple Tire were just weeks old, must be the luck of the draw. Many race series will not allow you to go on track with tires older than five years
When did you order your tires? Were both the front and rears relatively new?
I’m not worried about the tires not being allowed on the track. I’m just concerned that I’m giving up useful life and grip. Simple Tire has stated that they were stored in a climate controlled warehouse, and I shouldn’t experience any loss of performance or tire life.
Yes, Tire Rack was able to give me an idea of how old their tires are. The 265/40/18 Bridgestones they could send me were made in early 2016. So the best Tire Rack could do for me would be over two-year old front tires.Last time I bought tires from tirerack, they confirmed the date codes and made sure that I was ok with them.
Do they still do that? Saves a lot of hassle.
Hosiers aren't really an option for me. I need a street tire that would allow me to survive if I get caught in the rain.Are Hosiers an option for where you are?
Obviously, you don't drive it enough! :winkBought mine after last year’s rally, rears only. Thr fronts are now seven years old, so if I ever run Big Bend again I’ll need to switch them even though I’ve got tread left.
Obviously, you don't drive it enough! :wink