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  1. i have a 19 inch wheels on my 99 C4. I need new ones and also looking to purchase some cost friendly and good quality rears so this thread is in good timing. I currently ride the Victor Lemans 19 inch rims. No issues with fender scraping or such..but mine is not lowered.

    I need a tire guide..or go to tire school or something.

    Street only 19 inch, summer/fall driving only - whats the best bang for the buck?

    Bridgestone Potenza RE-11 301.00

    Bridgestone Potenza RE050A 299.00

    Pirelli PZero Nero 285.00

    Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymetric 299.00

    Continental ExtremeContact DW 248.00

    Continental ContiSportContact 3 334.00

    Yokohoma ADVAN Neova AD08 288.00

    I'd personally like to stay below 300 bucks per tire so the Continental ExtremeContacts for 248 seem reasonable. Advice would be much appreciated. Oh, and these are all 275/30ZR/19 tires from TireRack

  2. Seems like pretty low mileage to have these things go bad, but the window mechanism does appear to be prone to issues because of the way the glass drops slightly when opening the door and raises back up when closing the door. Anyone else had experience with these issues? Thanks for any replys.

    This is how the window was designed. Not symptoms of a pending failure.

  3. Mine is a daily driver and as these cars normally run hot anyway, it's magnified during hot summer and traffic conditions. This makes using a 5 or 15 50 weight oil a good thing to do to help protect your engine during these conditions. I don't think for my region and summer temps and age/condition of my car it would be good to run 0w-40 mobile water. Others might dispute that. Do a search and you'll find plenty of oil war threads here. Shift through and make up your own mind to what feels right for your situation.

  4. okay, this thread has re introduced some issues i've been pondering for a bit now. My car runs on the hot side during summer conditions as it's a c4 daily driver in beltway traffic. I've cleared my rads, no really improvement. Fans are working fine...although I will be performing the fan hack that 1999 posting sometime ago and hopes that helps. But the Antifreeze comments here intrigue me. Can you be more specific and detail exactly what coolants we should be using in order to prevent cylinder damage? TIA

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