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My F6 is up for some new tyres and I wanted to put something on that won't just spin all the time. I have Nexens on at the moment but they are useless. I wanted to put street legal semi slicks on but am having some trouble finding them. Can anyone recommend them or does anyone use them?

Russ

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Russ F6,

I too am looking at getting something like semi slicks to fit my 19's. The one's I've heard of so far are Bridgestone RE01R's and Federal 595RS's which I'm about to find out about. I priced the RE01R's which have some impressive reviews for about $500 per tyre.

If you can find other brands I'm interested to know.

Benny

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Guys,

You wont find any legal semi slick in 245/35/19... All the load ratings are too low...

My suggestion, go for a good street tyre like the Michelin Pilot Sport 2 or the Continential Sport Contact 3's.....

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Pretty sure RE01R Bridgys are 93 rated and rank highly in the Tirerack.com review system.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...=Potenza+RE-01R

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Yeh I thought the bridgestones were able to be used on our cars but I could be wrong. I can't find any info on there website about them in the 19's. Just want something that will get good life and wont spin all the time. I got 2000km out of the Nexens, guess they are cheap for a reason.

Russ

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Only 2000kms. :spoton::ohnoes:

I reckon you should try a brick under your r/h pedal. lol

If you're only getting 2000kms out of your tyres how often do you rotate them? Every 500kms? haha

If you're only getting that amount of kms out of a set of tyres you should be looking at your driving style.

Especially if you start putting $400+ a corner boots on.

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