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Sorry if this has already been covered in a different thread. My 16 pp GT has just under 15k miles and my rear tires are worn down to the steel. I have never used line lock and rarely break the rears loose. They are the Pirelli p zeros and a buddy of mine with the same car said he had to replace his at 15k also. My question is, what are you guys running and how much should I expect to pay per tire? Thanks in advance.
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My car has the 20" wheels from the factory and came equip with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ tires. I'm just shy of 16k miles and last I looked they were at around 5/32

I'm the same as you and have never used line lock, but mine break loose quite a bit if I'm not careful.
 

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Wow, mine only lasted 5k miles! Good luck brother!!:headbang::cheers::frusty::headbonk::thumbsup:
 

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Sorry if this has already been covered in a different thread. My 16 pp GT has just under 15k miles and my rear tires are worn down to the steel. I have never used line lock and rarely break the rears loose. They are the Pirelli p zeros and a buddy of mine with the same car said he had to replace his at 15k also. My question is, what are you guys running and how much should I expect to pay per tire? Thanks in advance.
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Sorry if this has already been covered in a different thread. My 16 pp GT has just under 15k miles and my rear tires are worn down to the steel. I have never used line lock and rarely break the rears loose. They are the Pirelli p zeros and a buddy of mine with the same car said he had to replace his at 15k also. My question is, what are you guys running and how much should I expect to pay per tire? Thanks in advance.
I have the EB/PP and replaced the rear tires at 8500, rotated the front to back and replaced those 2 at 14k. I am back on OEM tires but rotating them frequently.

I replaced the tires with the OEM Pirelli for less than 200 per tire mounted and balanced.
 

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I bought a pair of new pzero rears on local classifieds for dirt cheap. 15k miles wow. I'm at 7k and they are close to being replaced. My fronts are 8/32.
 

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Op..if available in the tire brand you choose, go with a 285/40/19. Will make your 3:73 gears feel just right and for every 20 miles you drive you'll only register 19..
 
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I'm sorry but did you say you rotated your fronts to the back and backs to the front? Mine are staggered so not an option for me. I have heard good things about the Bridgestone potenza pole positions....thoughts?
 

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I'm sorry but did you say you rotated your fronts to the back and backs to the front? Mine are staggered so not an option for me. I have heard good things about the Bridgestone potenza pole positions....thoughts?
The EB/PP does not have a staggered setup so they can be rotated. For the first 8500 miles I didn't rotate the tires until the rear tires were replaced.
 
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You want summer tires or all seasons? Either way, expect right around $200 a tire plus installation
 
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Probably summer tires. I drive my truck mostly in the winter.
 

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You want summer tires or all seasons? Either way, expect right around $200 a tire plus installation

^^^This.

I have 25k on the original P-zeros and will probably get 40k out of the set. This is due to working out of the house and driving a lot of highway miles at 2-3 hours a stretch.
 

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The factory issue tires on '18-'19 GT w/ PP is the Michellin Pilot Sport 4S (MP4S) and those will cost you closer to $300 a tire, but some decent bargain summer tires can run in the $200 range. Price depends on size.

TireRack.com has good prices. Expect to pay about what the tires are going for on that site.
 

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If you can find them, Firestone Firehawk Indy 500's are a great tire for the price. $723. With the $60 mail in, all four tires set me back a grand total of $663 installed.
Traction is great, looks are great, handling is great, they are quiet, more predictable and last FAR longer than the Pirellis.
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