ZL1 tires needed

[erke0034]

Hello everyone,

I have a question and a trade request.

When I was at the dealer for oil change, we've noticed that my rear left tire is almost bold (11k miles), right rear was ok but there is a nail in it. So I am replacing my rear tires. I will go with the GY again because of the price.

The problem with the left rear tire looks like an alignment problem. When I replace the tires, they will do the alignment. My question is If you guys have any suggestions that I should tell the dealer to look at (other than alignment).

ZL1 owners who is replacing their tires with Michelin PSS, I live in Katy, TX if there is anyone, who wants to sell their oem rear tires please let me know.

[Nickey31]

Wow. 11,000 miles is pretty good. I got 4800 miles when the tires cracked all up. Both the dealer and Good Year told me that even though I didn't drive the car in the winter, it was the winter cold that caused them to fail. So I guess I was supposed to take them off and store the tires in the living room. I like the tires performance, but my garage will always get cold in the winter and I can't afford new GY tires every spring because the wife ain't gonna allow me to put my feet up on the tires in the living room.

[ZO6 Bryan]

Originally Posted by Nickey31

Wow. 11,000 miles is pretty good. I got 4800 miles when the tires cracked all up. Both the dealer and Good Year told me that even though I didn't drive the car in the winter, it was the winter cold that caused them to fail. So I guess I was supposed to take them off and store the tires in the living room. I like the tires performance, but my garage will always get cold in the winter and I can't afford new GY tires every spring because the wife ain't gonna allow me to put my feet up on the tires in the living room.

What if you just put the car off the ground with jackstands or whatever in the winter. That should allow the tires to hang with no stress during the winter.

[Tyler H]

Originally Posted by Nickey31

Wow. 11,000 miles is pretty good. I got 4800 miles when the tires cracked all up. Both the dealer and Good Year told me that even though I didn't drive the car in the winter, it was the winter cold that caused them to fail. So I guess I was supposed to take them off and store the tires in the living room. I like the tires performance, but my garage will always get cold in the winter and I can't afford new GY tires every spring because the wife ain't gonna allow me to put my feet up on the tires in the living room.

You need to put a Reznor heater in your garage! No problems after that!