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What tyres are you running on?
I had Michelin PS2s all round and was really disappointed at the poor life, and completely baffled that the fronts wore out slightly before the rears, a first for me in a RWD car!
I've currently got Uniroyal Rainsport 2s on the front and Falken ZE912 on the rear, both about half worn at 12k miles with no less performance than the so called premium Michelins IMO - I'd recommend both.
I had Michelin PS2s all round and was really disappointed at the poor life, and completely baffled that the fronts wore out slightly before the rears, a first for me in a RWD car!
I've currently got Uniroyal Rainsport 2s on the front and Falken ZE912 on the rear, both about half worn at 12k miles with no less performance than the so called premium Michelins IMO - I'd recommend both.
firesafetydave said:
Been running my E350 CDI Estate for 11 months now, done just shy of 19k, i havent got the lightest right foot but i am absolutely gob smacked by the tyre wear.
The fronts are not even half worn and the backs will just see me through August upto 20k just.
Amazing
Dave
Are the rear tyres worn unevenly ?The fronts are not even half worn and the backs will just see me through August upto 20k just.
Amazing
Dave
Answer will probably be to rotate every 3 months or so so as to equalize wear .
The tyres have worn perfectly evenly.
They are Pirelli P zeros.
I will get another pair the same for the back at the end of August, to see if the OE tyres are a different compound - ie longer lasting to entice you to buy the same.
i still think 20k miles out of a set of rears on a powerfull car that is driven pretty hard is fantastic.
i had an E55 estate a while back and we were lucky to see 8K out of the rears!!
They are Pirelli P zeros.
I will get another pair the same for the back at the end of August, to see if the OE tyres are a different compound - ie longer lasting to entice you to buy the same.
i still think 20k miles out of a set of rears on a powerfull car that is driven pretty hard is fantastic.
i had an E55 estate a while back and we were lucky to see 8K out of the rears!!
Pontoneer said:
Answer will probably be to rotate every 3 months or so so as to equalize wear .
I've never understood rotating tyres, surely that just means they all need replaced at once meaning a larger one-off bill rather than splitting the cost in two by replacing front and rears at different times?!Gassing Station | Mercedes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


