what tyres best for bullitt? reasonable cost is it 4s?) is it worth getting ford warranty cover? (driving assist sensor)

[kyrusdemnati]

what tyres are best for the bullitt, when i bought my mustang - the original owner put a mix of tyres on there which have remained since, not sure if i am missing out by getting newer tyres from one manufacturer

also is it worth getting ford warranty cover or sticking to local garage/mechanic?

i had to paid over £100 to get it fixed last time, with ford claiming that i 'hit' it into something and knocked the sensors also claimed that i had the windscreen replaced that was causing the error, so not a fan of lies... the error has come back up again, after a few months and confused to whether take back to ford for more allegations of 'hitting' into something - i think last time they probably did a reset

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[Louk]

Tires do make a large difference, a good set of summers for warm weather will just feel better than a set of all seasons. I really liked the stock tires on the Bullitt, after about 20K they are due for replacement.
We had the ford warranty on our raptor, saved us much more than what the warranty cost was, and when we sold the truck we got the unused number of months back. It was a win win.

 

[Konamoth]

Pilot Sport 4S seem to be a popular choice. You're absolutely missing out, and frankly (and more importantly), I would make it top priority to replace those tires—mix and matched sets are not safe.

 

[kyrusdemnati]

ok the wheels i have

front- firststone

rear - bridgestone


are these any good?

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[ScottyRyan2018]

I am a big fan of the Conti ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus but I do live in Minnesota where a decent A/S tire is needed even if you drive just three seasons of the year.

 

[Louk]

ok the wheels i have

front- firststone

rear - bridgestone


are these any good?

n

What kind are they? Not just brand but actual “model”

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