2020 Tire Choices - Page 2 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

jss06c6 · 12-01-2020

Just replaced my GSD3's with Nitto 555G2's. Ran them on my Gen5 Supercharged Camaro. Took very little weight (less than an ounce) on fronts and 2 ounces on rear. Good grip, so far very happy.

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Erik · 12-01-2020

Ouch. The Michelin's are almost $700 each up here. The back ones. Ouch! $2k+ Canadian for a set. The many joys of living in upper Canuckistan.

rush91 · 12-01-2020

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Originally Posted by Erik

Good thread. Thanks!

The Michelin?s seem the choice.

No....the Michelins are the choice if you have $$$$$. No way I'd ever spend that amount of money on tires, for an almost 30 year old car. I run the Nittos and have never had one issue with them. But to each their own.

32VALVS · 12-01-2020

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Originally Posted by lfalzarano

I believe the speed rating is R, which means 106 mph. Sustained speeds above that is not recommended.

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They are W rated, 168 mph

Erik · 06-08-2021

I ended up going with the Toyos. Great price, and as a bonus in this weird COVID shopping year, they were readily available. Late 2020 construction, so I should be good for a while. Not super gummy, but fun to drive on, super smooth, and balanced without an issue.

ZR1CK · 08-05-2021

I have a new set of M/T's Comps. One rear was balanced fine and one was just beyond balancing accurately but workable. The tech indicated to me that I may notice a very small vibration but that it may also "wear in" after some miles! The fronts could not be balanced AT ALL, the tires are too out-of-round. The machine used does have the "Road Force" feature. And the wheels are true, according to the tech, with that same machine. I'm currently trying to get this issue resolved.
Rick J

chesnut · 08-09-2021

Bought Mickey Thompson's in the spring from Summit https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mtt-6228#overview and am pleased with them

Gary
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12-01-2020	#11
jss06c6 Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Magnolia, Texas Posts: 884	Re: 2020 Tire Choices Just replaced my GSD3's with Nitto 555G2's. Ran them on my Gen5 Supercharged Camaro. Took very little weight (less than an ounce) on fronts and 2 ounces on rear. Good grip, so far very happy. Sent from my SM-G950U using ZR-1 Net Registry mobile app

12-01-2020	#12
Erik Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: New Brunswick Posts: 961	Re: 2020 Tire Choices Ouch. The Michelin's are almost $700 each up here. The back ones. Ouch! $2k+ Canadian for a set. The many joys of living in upper Canuckistan. __________________ 1990 ZR-1 # 996 "All Corvettes are red. The rest are mistakes." - John Heinricy

06-08-2021	#15
Erik Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: New Brunswick Posts: 961	Re: 2020 Tire Choices I ended up going with the Toyos. Great price, and as a bonus in this weird COVID shopping year, they were readily available. Late 2020 construction, so I should be good for a while. Not super gummy, but fun to drive on, super smooth, and balanced without an issue. __________________ 1990 ZR-1 # 996 "All Corvettes are red. The rest are mistakes." - John Heinricy

08-05-2021	#16
ZR1CK Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Liverpool, NY Posts: 35	Re: 2020 Tire Choices I have a new set of M/T's Comps. One rear was balanced fine and one was just beyond balancing accurately but workable. The tech indicated to me that I may notice a very small vibration but that it may also "wear in" after some miles! The fronts could not be balanced *AT ALL*, the tires are too out-of-round. The machine used does have the "Road Force" feature. And the wheels are true, according to the tech, with that same machine. I'm currently trying to get this issue resolved. Rick J

08-09-2021	#17
chesnut Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Mansfield, TX Posts: 148	Re: 2020 Tire Choices Bought Mickey Thompson's in the spring from Summit https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mtt-6228#overview and am pleased with them Gary ....