I just got the Conti DWS-06 Plus installed on my inductions, in 255/45-20, and it seems like these wheels were meant to have this tire, lol... The sidewalls look much better, and the tires absorb the imperfections on the road way better. Tire setup is noticeably quieter than the OEM Goodyears. At first I was worried about my speedo being off, but my speedo was already off compared to my GPS with the OEM goodyears, and they actually seem more accurate with this setup...
With this setup, when the car says 50mph, my GPS said 50mph. When the car said 79mph, my GPS said 80mph. With the OEM tires, I know when my car said 80, I was actually only going 77 or 78 according to my GPS. (And same thing, when I drove past a radar speed sign)
I got about 27k miles out of the OEM Goodyears. I probably could have gone a thousand miles or more, as I still had some usable tread left, but I wanted to swap them out for my upcoming roadtrip, becuase the Goodyears have terrible wet traction. I noticed that a long time ago... I remember reading an article somewhere that also mentioned that tires with low rolling resistance tend to have bad hydroplaning resistance.... I run the DWS on all my other cars, and never had issue with that sort of thing...
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