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One more advantage, if the tire does not last 50k miles, you get prorated miles on the new set.

The last set of Michelin PS A/S 4 lasted only 14k miles. I got the new set for 1/3 of the price. similarly with the previous set of Michelins.

I'd assume Continental will honor their mileage warranty similar to Michelin.
I was unaware they did this, do you have to submit anything online?
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Here is a PIC of my DWS 06+ in 275/30R19…Very happy with them being an all-season tire.
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That 30 doesn't give enough beef but this looks delicious too. Does anyone have a 275/35 pic handy?
 

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I was unaware they did this, do you have to submit anything online?
I buy tires at America's/Discount Tire.

I did not have to fill in or submit anything to Michelin, though I believe that America's Tire did. they inspected for even wear, compute the mileage and discounted the new set.

No hassle, no arguments, and they did that for multiple sets on multiple vehicles.
 

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That 30 doesn't give enough beef but this looks delicious too. Does anyone have a 275/35 pic handy?
Pretty much the title. Was thinking about fitting 275/35 R19 tires on the car. Stock suspension. Wanted to know if anyone has done this? Any rubbing? Should I stick to 265/35? Thanks!
Good morning FL5 family!

I posted this on Facebook, but didn't get any great feedback. I want to lower my car, but drive approximately 80 miles per day and don't want to ruin the ride or run in to rubbing issues. My car is currently on TALL tires and I love the fat sidewalls and comfort I get from the Cadillac specific TPC spec Michelin 4S with noise cancelling.

Wheel specs are 19x9.5 +45

Looks like a lot of people are commenting "Spoon" springs, but I have spoken to a handful of Spoon owners and they complain about the saggy look in the rear. I understand it is actually level from the jack-points, but I guess I care more about ride "quality" over just aesthetics. I think I can live with the "sag" if the ride is truly the best.

Sounds like a bunch of guys lowered on the H&R springs love the ride, but some wish it was lower, so I'm truly torn.

My tech said go Eibach or Spoon, but it sounds like those are the two brand he has the most on hand experience with.

Any feedback from those who have tried multiple spring setups is greatly appreciated. Planning on ordering my springs by Wednesday of next week.

Thank you in advance for any advice,

Mike

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Wow thanks @zumbooruk ; that looks yummy as f*#k to me!
Ok I definitely will go that size next. I love meaty looking tires.
 


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Took the kiddos and wife out for a ride, the first thing she said was my FG2's woosh sound was better lol, so sounds like I will be getting a BOV soon.
How is it even installed?
 

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Took the kiddos and wife out for a ride, the first thing she said was my FG2's woosh sound was better lol, so sounds like I will be getting a BOV soon.
How is it even installed?
So anyone have a quick response to this before I go down a rabbit hole lol thanks
Is it hard to install a BOV ? @Cueyo 👍😇 @zumbooruk
 
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So anyone have a quick response to this before I go down a rabbit hole lol thanks
Is it hard to install a BOV ? @Cueyo 👍😇 @zumbooruk
It's just 3 bolts and a gasket afaik, but I've heard that going with a BOV over the bypass valve can cause fuel trim issues. I'd do research on whatever brand you intend to buy to make sure they don't mess with that
 

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