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lakemeadzmonster · 11-03-2013

Good thoughts from all, I will check those bushings Ron that makes sense, I really like the NITTO's,

Safety Heads up. I do like putting some weight in the back. It makes a huge difference in them 555's grabbing pavement, I had a bit of a scare when I first got them on a Hot Las Vegas day, I was trying to get over into the lane I needed and had to quickly change lanes before exit and the person behind me was on board but and when I did I got a fish tail I wasn't expecting at only 60mph or so. I recovered but you guys know the helpless feeling

The front tires I just put last week on are NITTO MOTIVO 275/40/17. New hub bearings, and a 4 wheel alignment, It feels like a new car again.

Maybe they changed something when it was aligned that will help in the future with rear cupping, I will stop by and check with them about it. It was only last week. J.

11-03-2013	#1
lakemeadzmonster Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Posts: 137	Re: Rear Tire's cupping Good thoughts from all, I will check those bushings Ron that makes sense, I really like the NITTO's, Safety Heads up. I do like putting some weight in the back. It makes a huge difference in them 555's grabbing pavement, I had a bit of a scare when I first got them on a Hot Las Vegas day, I was trying to get over into the lane I needed and had to quickly change lanes before exit and the person behind me was on board but and when I did I got a fish tail I wasn't expecting at only 60mph or so. I recovered but you guys know the helpless feeling The front tires I just put last week on are NITTO MOTIVO 275/40/17. New hub bearings, and a 4 wheel alignment, It feels like a new car again. Maybe they changed something when it was aligned that will help in the future with rear cupping, I will stop by and check with them about it. It was only last week. J.