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front tires
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Bob Denman
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Wow!! :clap: :firstplace: :2thumbs:
Deanna777
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Here is are pictures of my front tires: 
tread on tire directly looking at the tire.
tread depth 
this picture shows the space between the fender and the tire. I have a 2014RTS-SE6. Running 19psi.
I am running Continental Contiprocontact Size: 165/60 R15. Deanna
tread on tire directly looking at the tire. tread depth this picture shows the space between the fender and the tire. I have a 2014RTS-SE6. Running 19psi. I am running Continental Contiprocontact Size: 165/60 R15. Deanna
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BoilerAnimal
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What kind and size of tires?
Deanna777
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BoilerAnimal
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Bobleach45
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What tires are you running front and back and what psi?
Deanna777
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I noticed a difference when I am driving. The spyder handles great.
Are you getting the same kind of tires?
Deanna
trikermutha
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With those size tires how's the speed accuracy ? :dontknow:
BoilerAnimal
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Planning what to get when the time comes. Only have 8300 miles on our 2013 RTS, so will be a little while yet. When the time comes, I'm seriously considering using Ride On as well.
BLUEKNIGHT911
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ACCURACY
If your asking Deanna777 , She's the Queen of DESS not tires :roflblack:.................However what's on the front doesn't effect the speedometer ..... that's determined by the rear tire size...................and the 215/60-15 size seems to be the most accurate .................. Mike :thumbup:
according to my gps it is about 4% high
Deanna777
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Good luck! Deanna
Deanna777
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The speed accuracy is right on the money. I agree with mike ( bluknight911) on what he says. Deanna
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trikermutha
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HMMMM
Interesting comments so far :thumbup:
Interesting comments so far :thumbup:
Deanna777
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:agree: that is for sure! Deanna
kep-up
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NEW TIRES ON THE FRONT
Yesterday I had my Kenda front tires replaced with Bridgestone Potenza RE2 by my local tire dealer. Have ridden only about 20 miles on the new tires, but I have already decided they are a way better tire the Kendas. IMHO, get shed of the OEM tires as soon as practical.
Just sayin'.
O, by the way, did I mention that the Bridgestones handle better than the OEM?
Yesterday I had my Kenda front tires replaced with Bridgestone Potenza RE2 by my local tire dealer. Have ridden only about 20 miles on the new tires, but I have already decided they are a way better tire the Kendas. IMHO, get shed of the OEM tires as soon as practical.
Just sayin'.
O, by the way, did I mention that the Bridgestones handle better than the OEM?
jcthorne
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They are great tires. We have installed several sets for customers. Unfortunately they do not come in an appropriate 15" size for 2013 and newer spyders.
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