Bridgestone Potenza Pole Position RE050
Bridgestone Potenza Pole Position RE050
Hey guys, so i'm going to go 245/40/19 up front, and 275/35/19 rear.
Question:
Does anyone know the mph rating on these tires? I do click 120, seen 130, but im afraid to go to jail so i usually hit the brakes then lol
Also, is this the correct measurements I should be running to ensure I have top performance and handling?
I've had these tires before, and I love their sticky grip. I want to run them on my g but was looking for someone who is running similar measurements to show a picture if they can!
Question:
Does anyone know the mph rating on these tires? I do click 120, seen 130, but im afraid to go to jail so i usually hit the brakes then lol
Also, is this the correct measurements I should be running to ensure I have top performance and handling?
I've had these tires before, and I love their sticky grip. I want to run them on my g but was looking for someone who is running similar measurements to show a picture if they can!
look for either letter W or Y, under load/speed rating.
W means 168mph
Y means 186mph
however don't worry RE050A only comes either W or Y. So unless you have speed limiter intact you are fine.
W means 168mph
Y means 186mph
however don't worry RE050A only comes either W or Y. So unless you have speed limiter intact you are fine.
Thanks guys for the quick responses. I am going to switch out two, and then drive on those for a bit until I can purchase the other two.
Firestone complete car care gives the lifetime warrenty alignments, so I am going to purchase that as well considering the dealer loves to take my wheels off and not re-align them then I have bad wear issues.
I guess either W or Y would suit me, I just want to make sure they're sticky, ride good, all-season, and have good tread depth. I had these on a pair of 350z wheels, and the backs rode great, some problems were with the front wheels not the tires.
Thanks all for your info!
Firestone complete car care gives the lifetime warrenty alignments, so I am going to purchase that as well considering the dealer loves to take my wheels off and not re-align them then I have bad wear issues.
I guess either W or Y would suit me, I just want to make sure they're sticky, ride good, all-season, and have good tread depth. I had these on a pair of 350z wheels, and the backs rode great, some problems were with the front wheels not the tires.
Thanks all for your info!
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