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Just wanted to confirm, these tires are fantastic! Road noise is nil, turning, braking, driving through wet rain feels very sturdy. No complaints. Oh, and the vibrations are reduced significantly.

Page says it's unavailable... Much like the tires in question.

It's possible. I usually metal brush wire with a drill attachment though, so unlikely. I always use new clips.

These tires are the biggest POS. Stay away. Prone to significant vibrations and flat spots etc.

I too struggled to get the pads into the clips. Had to walk away, maybe why it's easy to get frustrated and get it in bent. Once it goes in it's clear that it's in. Are you reusing the rotors, new pads? Did you machine finish or just simple replacement?

And worn damn even too.👍🏽

Sitting very nice.

That's a lil premature, no?

Have an Eclipse 3G as a project fun car to dabble in. Used seafoam to clean it out, idle improved tremendously. Overall, that car rides so much nicer with almost 280K kms. I use seafoam on all gas engines around the house...snowblower, lawn mower, leaf blower, trimmer etc.

This is with no traffic, constant speed mostly highway. These pictures were taken from my Google account and spanned at least a year or so.

A full can just before an oil change, most in the engine itself and some in the gas tank. I just changed my oil with Pennzoil UP and the engine is noticeably quieter and smooth. Mpg is a bit better but not like before. I'm thinking it's combination plugs, tires and maybe carbon buildup for...

See attached during my morning commute to work, roughly 70kms all highway averaging up and down a few hills and maintaining speeds of 100-110kms/hr. This goes without saying but no drafting behind other cars or trucks etc, using the cruise control at times. This was consistently using Pennzoil...