Got Bridgestone Potenzas mounted...umm...problems too...
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Got Bridgestone Potenzas mounted...umm...problems too...
hello all... i got some quick questions for anyone who might know...
Alright, here's the deal. I got some Bridgestone Potenza S-03 Pole Positions, and got them mounted at my NTB. I haven't tried to test them out hard or anything because i'm letting them break in... I have my car dropped with H&R Sport Springs and the wheel gap that it eliminated is now back again because of the low profile tires...
Will the springs settle again? the car was jacked up for about an hour while they were mounting the tires onto the wheels and placing them on the rotors. Did this affect the springs in any way? Or will the springs stay like that and the wheel gap just stay there?
I guess if i had known, i would've just got some 18" rims with 18" bridgestones.
And another question i have is... i'm driving, and there's a LOT of constant minimal vibration. is this because of the tires? I can't remember if itw as like that with my Michelins or not.
I'm about to go out driving later and see if it'll be the same.
Please respond if you have any ideas or suggestions or anything!
Thanks
-Rob
Alright, here's the deal. I got some Bridgestone Potenza S-03 Pole Positions, and got them mounted at my NTB. I haven't tried to test them out hard or anything because i'm letting them break in... I have my car dropped with H&R Sport Springs and the wheel gap that it eliminated is now back again because of the low profile tires...
Will the springs settle again? the car was jacked up for about an hour while they were mounting the tires onto the wheels and placing them on the rotors. Did this affect the springs in any way? Or will the springs stay like that and the wheel gap just stay there?
I guess if i had known, i would've just got some 18" rims with 18" bridgestones.
And another question i have is... i'm driving, and there's a LOT of constant minimal vibration. is this because of the tires? I can't remember if itw as like that with my Michelins or not.
I'm about to go out driving later and see if it'll be the same.
Please respond if you have any ideas or suggestions or anything!
Thanks
-Rob
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