Hi: Just replaced a set of Continentals (at 30,000 miles) with 4 Dunlop sp
sport a2's - NTB here in Pittsburgh has pressure at 35 psi. Seems a little
soft, but my '99 A6 Avant sticks to the road like a new car. Put 200 miles
on them yesterday. Anyone else have any long term results with these tires
on the A6 (Avant or other models) I'm liking these tires. NTB matched a
tire rack price @ 83 bucks a pop. Thanks.

 

"myoda" <crosstalk2002nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi: Just replaced a set of Continentals (at 30,000 miles) with 4 Dunlop
sp
> sport a2's - NTB here in Pittsburgh has pressure at 35 psi. Seems a
little
> soft, but my '99 A6 Avant sticks to the road like a new car. Put 200
miles
> on them yesterday. Anyone else have any long term results with these
tires
> on the A6 (Avant or other models) I'm liking these tires. NTB matched a
> tire rack price @ 83 bucks a pop. Thanks.

SP A2 are pretty good all-season tires, especially considering the low
price. As far as tire pressure, look at the sticker on your fuel filler
door. That's what you should be running.

Cheers,

Pete

 

myoda wrote:

>Hi: Just replaced a set of Continentals (at 30,000 miles) with 4 Dunlop sp
>sport a2's - NTB here in Pittsburgh has pressure at 35 psi. Seems a little
>soft, but my '99 A6 Avant sticks to the road like a new car. Put 200 miles
>on them yesterday. Anyone else have any long term results with these tires
>on the A6 (Avant or other models) I'm liking these tires. NTB matched a
>tire rack price @ 83 bucks a pop. Thanks.
>
>
>
>
No less than 35 psi. Good tire, great price!