nosavingthrow
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The all-season tire saga continues.
I ordered a stock size set of Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires from Tirerack. The rears (275/35/19) have been delivered. The fronts were backorderd with ETA of Nov 20th. Which then became Dec 10th. Which has now become Jan 15th...
Checking inventory, everyone else is backordered on the stock fronts as well.
As it is getting colder and colder, I'd like to get off my OEM summer tires ASAP.
It does look like Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 are currently available as 265/35/19. Anyone know how what the impact of running stock sized rears with wider fronts is? Usually I see folks bump up the sizes together, or only bump up the rears.
Basically:
Front: 265/35/19
Rear: 275/35/19
Another option would be order a full set of 265 front + 285 rear, and try to resell or return the 275 rear set that has already been delivered.
However, it also appears that the 285/35/19 Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 ONLY come in run-flats. I am uncertain if there is implications of mixing run-flat rears with normal fronts? I've also seen mixed opinions about ride quality etc with run-flats.
Any thoughts?
I ordered a stock size set of Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires from Tirerack. The rears (275/35/19) have been delivered. The fronts were backorderd with ETA of Nov 20th. Which then became Dec 10th. Which has now become Jan 15th...
Checking inventory, everyone else is backordered on the stock fronts as well.
As it is getting colder and colder, I'd like to get off my OEM summer tires ASAP.
It does look like Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 are currently available as 265/35/19. Anyone know how what the impact of running stock sized rears with wider fronts is? Usually I see folks bump up the sizes together, or only bump up the rears.
Basically:
Front: 265/35/19
Rear: 275/35/19
Another option would be order a full set of 265 front + 285 rear, and try to resell or return the 275 rear set that has already been delivered.
However, it also appears that the 285/35/19 Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 ONLY come in run-flats. I am uncertain if there is implications of mixing run-flat rears with normal fronts? I've also seen mixed opinions about ride quality etc with run-flats.
Any thoughts?
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