Type 25

…choices to the following 18x8 5-108 45ET options: * Hyper Silver Bremmer Kraft BR09 * Matte Graphite Silver Sparco Assetto Gara * Matte Grey MSW Type 25 * Black Painted Sparco Assetto Gara They're all good options, however Joe decided on the Sparco Assetto Gara with a matte graphite silver…

…and the tread wear is abysmal %2823K miles%29 for someone that does mostly city and/or suburban driving. I do not know if that is average for that type of driving since I was used to doing 90%25 Southern California freeway driving before I bought them. I was expecting about 40K miles of wear.

…and the tread wear is abysmal %2823K miles%29 for someone that does mostly city and/or suburban driving. I do not know if that is average for that type of driving since I was used to doing 90%25 Southern California freeway driving before I bought them. I was expecting about 40K miles of wear.

…and the tread wear is abysmal %2823K miles%29 for someone that does mostly city and/or suburban driving. I do not know if that is average for that type of driving since I was used to doing 90%25 Southern California freeway driving before I bought them. I was expecting about 40K miles of wear.

…and the tread wear is abysmal %2823K miles%29 for someone that does mostly city and/or suburban driving. I do not know if that is average for that type of driving since I was used to doing 90%25 Southern California freeway driving before I bought them. I was expecting about 40K miles of wear.

…and the tread wear is abysmal %2823K miles%29 for someone that does mostly city and/or suburban driving. I do not know if that is average for that type of driving since I was used to doing 90%25 Southern California freeway driving before I bought them. I was expecting about 40K miles of wear.

…highway and seem to be good when out hunting. Here in South Dakota it%27s not unusual to have to drive in 3-6 inches of snow. Never had a problem yet. If you are going to be going in this type of snow or deeper all the time I would probable go to an all terrain tire but for what I do I am happy.

…highway and seem to be good when out hunting. Here in South Dakota it%27s not unusual to have to drive in 3-6 inches of snow. Never had a problem yet. If you are going to be going in this type of snow or deeper all the time I would probable go to an all terrain tire but for what I do I am happy.

…highway and seem to be good when out hunting. Here in South Dakota it%27s not unusual to have to drive in 3-6 inches of snow. Never had a problem yet. If you are going to be going in this type of snow or deeper all the time I would probable go to an all terrain tire but for what I do I am happy.

…highway and seem to be good when out hunting. Here in South Dakota it%27s not unusual to have to drive in 3-6 inches of snow. Never had a problem yet. If you are going to be going in this type of snow or deeper all the time I would probable go to an all terrain tire but for what I do I am happy.

The best way to avoid tire problems is to keep an eye on your tire pressure. Surprisingly, an estimated 25% of all vehicles on the road are riding on underinflated tires—are you a part of that statistic? Please make sure that you aren't, that is, if your vehicle isn't already equipped to do so…