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Ok, $95 shipped?

Why didn't you like it?

I was just in town this week, maybe I can schedule another trip week after next if they are still available, thanks.

Interested, where in Mass?

No experience with the Nero's but Pirelli makes a good tire. I think I paid $250/tire a couple years ago for the Conti's.

Sounds like you'd be better off with a good hi-perf. A/S tire. I run Continental DWS during winter, no issues. Throw some weight in the trunk on bad weather days and you'll be fine.

Did you clean and armor-all the tread? Smart move! Good price, great tires. If I was local I would grab these.

Nice write up. I really like Bridgestone Potenzas (ran 050s & 070s) and just put on a set of S-04's for the summer. In my experience the stickier summers give away some wet performance which is fine with me because I don't push it on wet roads, too many variables. PS4's are good, just not...

This an extra for content they tack onto the the best driver's car test.

Huh? They are bare cast iron like every other common rotor made. They will all rust. Combine with a semi-metallic pad and no movement and you have locked brakes. Op, drive the car after washing to dry the brakes or maybe switch to ceramic pads and see if that prevents lockup. I have no clue...

Why 4th gear on a freeway doing 55? Lots of power available at that RPM, would not be difficult to step out on an A/S tire. I would think 5th at least and i know i would be in 6th in those conditions.

Some will say it is since the rate of return on investment is much higher.

Some people view all debt as bad and want to get rid of it as soon as possible. No problem with that as those people also typically are savers with strong long-term financial strategy. Wish there we more of them. Too many people on the opposite end underwater on a depreciating asset.

Gray is not a color. Leave the gray-scale paint to the boring sedans and SUVs.

Regarding MPSS, seems Michelin may be blending compounds to produce longer treadlife so one benefit is grip at lower temps while sacrificing some at normal temps. In my experience the P-Zero grips better than the MPSS, very close to PS2 performance. I think for a lot of people on this site...

IMO, one of the three must-have GT options for 2018, along with PP and Magneride

Road looks dry, white is salt residue. I would say he needs new rear tires at least. Still trying to figure out how he lost it so quickly

Gotta get me one of those Dodgers, maybe in blue.

Ok, so you have the cash on hand to cover the current loan gap as well as the a down payment on the next car to keep you positive on the note. As long as rest of your finances are in order; i.e. good cash flow, no significant high interest debt like CCs or personal loans, retirement savings...

OP - Bite the bullet and stick with the car. You made one mistake buying a car you could not afford, don't make another one. Break the negative equity cycle now before you get in too deep. You should never be underwater on asset but especially not a depreciating one.