Cleansed
Your call, but that is a mistake. The Bridgestone is a far inferior tire with regards to grip. You'll get better life out of it and may be quieter, but you'll suffer in handling and braking. The Bridgestones also do not handle Wet weather like the PSS, so just hope we continue to not see rain here. Not sure what you mean about the spare comment.Moving away from pss
No spare option
Did your S60 have 370 ft-lbs of torque, because his P* does? It's a different level of performance we are talking about here. I'm not saying the Bridgestone's are not good tires. I'm saying they do not compare to the PSS, which were specifically chosen for this car for a reason. In case you are unaware T501, PSS are the OEM tires for P*'s.I ran the RE760s for 10+ years (multiple sets) on my P2 S60 and they are great tires especially when you compare the price to the PSS. I doubt you will ever exceed their capabilities on the street.
Down here we regularly see torrential rains and I'm always at ease going 80 mph with the cruise on with the 760s. Drip grip is also super sticky. I've recently switched to the RE970 A/S tires for a little more tread life but both are great tires.
Bridgestone does make a few **** tires I'm sure but that can be said about ALL tire manufacturers.
I say good choice!
They can, because of safety reasons.Shhh
No one can tell
Tread pattern similar
18" is good. They need to be at least 16" apart. The real question is if your sidewalls were damaged at all. One is pretty close to the shoulder also. If a reputable shop is willing to repair it, I would be more comfortable riding on that than one off brand tire. You are close to replacing all 4 anyway.Bigger Q
Would anyone over there
Repair this tire
Nails are 18 inches apart
Don't know but I brought this up to my Service advisor because I am going in Wed for a tire rotation. I told them I want to look at the hubs when the wheels are off for rust. I will let you know what the Tech says.how may have the rusty spicket's ?
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