| Author | Message | ||
     Stevedplumber |
I JUST PURCHASED A SET OF 208 ZR'S AND WAS WONDERING HOW MANY MILES TO EXPECT OUT OF THEM. | ||
| Shotgun |
Loved them on my M2. Got 2500 on the rears and about 4000 on the fronts usually. | ||
| Jkhawaii |
I have 207s still dose that count? so far I have 6,000 miles on my tires maybe I can get them to 8k. | ||
| S1hooligan |
a little over 2400 on the rear and could have went more on the front but I change them out at the same time. I love them, but I will be going with something different this time, trying to get more miles then that out of a set. Gonna try Avon's this time I think. Or maybe Ill try Bridgestone battleaxe. | ||
| Tx05xb12s |
I got about 3,500 on the rears (worn down slick) and still running my front after 8,000 miles. Just put a new rear on and will change both after this one wears out. Expect to get 11 to 12,000 miles out of front. This is from some probably rather easy road miles. I like to flog it around with the best of them, but my miles are primarily commuter miles - easy on the tires. | ||
| Nutsnbolt |
I hate the 208's. For one, they take too long to warm up. Overall, they suck. I got about 1600 miles on the rear and after that, I saw the cord and swapped them out with the new Qualifiers. It's like night and day. They say that they don't wear out any faster than the 208's but that's a lie. They last longer. Plus they heat up incredibley fast. So, if it's 55 degrees out there in the morning, and you're headed to work, you won't be all over the road waiting to get a bit of traction. The qualifiers were made to replace the 208's, by the way. Thank god. | ||
| Ridrx |
I got 208's on my 06 Bolt and have gotten over 5600 miles so far, may go another 1000. Rear has started to square of a little. Admittedly MOST of my miles are N.Ga foothills, so not too many highway miles. |
