Shagys New Shoes
Got the BF Goodrich TA's- 70,000 mile and then went down and put in the Purigen/nitrogen. so far ride heigth is a lil taller. cornering is not as good as the Goodyear F1's but it shouldnt be. they are sheer performance tires but these are really good. i went and played some on the way home and Shagy still corners awesome and quick and i didnt lose any speed. i will let you know what they feel like in water but they are well rated for water. ride is quieter and less bumpy but the Goodyears had a stiffer sidewall for sidewall protection. i paid $89.03 and total w the $12.50 install it gives the tires road hazard warranty and 3 year road side assistance now, which is a really good deal for $2.50 a tire. $439.99 out the door and same exact tire at Discount tire w the road hazard would have been $469.95 or $526.86 w the free replacement but with no 3 years of road side assistance. All season traction for sporty coupes, touring sedans, passenger cars, minivans, and mini SUVs. The high-mileage tire that takes all-season traction to a new level. What it is: Wet, dry and snow traction 365 days a year. H- and V-rated sizes come with a 60,000-mile Manufacturer’s Limited Treadlife warranty, T-rated sizes with a 70,000-mile Manufacturer’s Limited Treadlife warranty. Who it’s for: Coupe, sedan, minivan and mini-SUV owners who won’t compromise when it comes to smooth ride, long treadlife and outstanding all-season performance. Helps provide exceptional grip in dry, wet and snow without sacrificing tread life** Excellent strength, smooth ride, consistent footprint and maximized tread contact area under high-speed conditions Usually found only in premium, high-performance tires and racing tires; helps increase water evacuation for improved wet traction Profile technology adapted from our Traction T/A® racing tire helps provide flatter footprint, maximizing contact in dry and shallow water for excellent acceleration, cornering and braking Reinforced sidewalls in cornering and lane-change maneuvers for crisp, sure response to steering inputs (T-Rated), 130 mph

Sounds like a good deal, CJ. Roadside assistance is always a plus, just incase.

I've got a dumb question. Didn't you just get new tires this time last year? See thread below. forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=1540" target="_blank">http://hhrchevyfamily.19.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=1540 If Goodyear tires only last a year on a street car, no wonder Tony is complaining. :laughing:

i wore the good years out. had just the image of the thread showing on the front and 1/16th on the back

Best of luck with those CJ ! They look great , and I hope you get the mileage from them .

If you could see the way he drives........ you'd know why he wore them out......... :rof: Nice shoes, Shagy!!!

i had 37000 miles on the goodyear F1s which were high performance tires and they had as much grab w hardly to no thread as they did new. the only thing that suffered was the water driving. i drive alot of miles in a year teaching i average 400 to 450 a week w just mon thru friday and that is just driving while teaching . that still doesnt account for my personal miles or trips. OH BTW some of us put alot of miles on our HHRs in a year 37000 is a first for me

Thanks CJ, I'll have to remember that. Every inch higher is better for my back getting in and out. :blink:

I've used BF Goodrich tires on my cars also and have never had a problem at all. I've had radial TA's and sport TA's and they both ran fine in water too.

well that answered my question! thx CJ for the info now off to check the prices here where i live hope to find a good deal