Bridgestone RE01R - how many miles will they last? (should i get the RS2s?)
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IF you have the spare cash, buy the RS-2 now. For the price you will be glad you bought them when your RE-01R DO wear out.
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1) tires shouldn't be used if longer than 6 years from date of manufacture if unused
2) all tires should be replaced if longer than 10 years from date of manufacture
American adaptation:
OEM tires should be replaced after 6 years of service
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I know, wrong forum but I was hoping for some quick feedback while the Tire Rack closeout is still available. I have the RE01Rs on my car (got them for $400 during a Tire Rack closeout ) and they only have about 2,000 miles on them.... How many miles do you think I will get out of them?
I want to jump on the Hankook closeout but I dont know how long mine will last... I put about 10K miles a year on the car and if the RE01Rs last 20K miles I dont want the Hankooks in the garage for 2+ years. During that time span another closeout will probably come around. But on the other hand if the RE01Rs wear away real fast then I wouldnt mind keeping the RS2 in storage for up to a year.
Any advice? Thoughts? No autox or track driving but I do like to drive hard 60% of the time.
I want to jump on the Hankook closeout but I dont know how long mine will last... I put about 10K miles a year on the car and if the RE01Rs last 20K miles I dont want the Hankooks in the garage for 2+ years. During that time span another closeout will probably come around. But on the other hand if the RE01Rs wear away real fast then I wouldnt mind keeping the RS2 in storage for up to a year.
Any advice? Thoughts? No autox or track driving but I do like to drive hard 60% of the time.
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Also depends on just how new the tires were at the time. If the tires had not been broken in vs already broken in tires will have a difference in how they drive in both the rain and the dry weather.
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I am running Re01r now, and have about 20,000 miles on them with a good amount left. Probably another 6 months or so. And this is just daily driving to and from work 60 miles round trip everyday.
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