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    I got new shoes for the Carrera C4S the other day. Not wanting the tire dealer to touch the car itself or handle the alloy lug nuts, I took all the 4 wheels off and carried them to the shop. On the way home I brought back the old monster rear tires to keep as spares. So I ended up with 6 wheels and tires in the Audi S4. Or the "S4UV" as I call it now! Who needs a truck! :p



    I ended up getting Bridgestone S02`s. Fat 18" tires are expensive! Ouch! Almost$1200 worth.





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    Brad,



    I still just really love your C4S!



    Congrats on the new shoes!



    The color, the body design and how you keep it up, are the recipe for a SWEET car!



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    Wow. Your level of dedication to perfection never ceases to amaze me.



    So, what`s in store for the S4? A lift kit, some big tires, brush guard? Needs to look like a "real" SUV you know.
    Taking my signature to it`s MAXIMUM POTENTIAL

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    Post more pics. I never get tired of drooling over the ponies in your stable. When is the S4 and the C4S going to mate and kick out some youngins? That`s good breeding stock you got there.

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    Brad,



    Those look like S03`s. Did they change the tread pattern on the S02`s? I thought the S02`s still had the "V" type pattern.

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    Originally posted by bet993

    Brad,



    Those look like S03`s. Did they change the tread pattern on the S02`s? I thought the S02`s still had the "V" type pattern.


    Caught me! Your absolutely right. I "had" S02`s. These are S03`s.
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    What kind of car lift is that. That looks like something I could use in my garage. Great looking cars!!!! :xyxthumbs C4S and a S4 you got my respect. It must suck waking up in the morning and trying to decide which car to drive...lol

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    Originally posted by Fskof

    What kind of car lift is that. That looks like something I could use in my garage. Great looking cars!!!! :xyxthumbs C4S and a S4 you got my respect. It must suck waking up in the morning and trying to decide which car to drive...lol


    Thanks for the comments. I love the lift. It goes up about 3 feet. It`s low enough that anything can roll over it. Check here for info.

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    i was going to say S-03`s. For they dont make S-02`s anymore.



    Great choice or tyre, real good in the wet with all those keyhole sipes and all.



    May i sked what persuaded you to buy them? What others did you have on the shopping list?
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    Very nice Brad...
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    Originally posted by Myles

    i was going to say S-03`s. For they dont make S-02`s anymore.



    Great choice or tyre, real good in the wet with all those keyhole sipes and all.



    May i sked what persuaded you to buy them? What others did you have on the shopping list?


    I was limited in choices because of the rear size. Others I looked at were:



    Michelin Pilot Sport

    Pirelli P Zero Assimetrico N2

    Pirelli P Zero Rosso

    BF Goodrich G-Force T/A



    The Michelins were the most expensive, about $40 more a tire. The reviews on tire rack for cars like mine were mixed. I had a friend with the Assimetricos so that was my #2 choice but frankly, I didn`t like the sidewall look. Another friend had Rossos and hated them when they got to the halfway wear point. He said the cold use, noise factor and slippage all increased. I have this thing against Goodrich so never considered them. The Tire Rack ratings of the S03`s surpassed the S02`s in almost every catagory and I loved my S02`s so I went that route. We`ll see.:nixweiss
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    SO3`s are THE tire right now.

    Combined with your ride, WOW.

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    Brad good lineup indeed. Im a tyre nut, so ill let you know the following.



    Ont a DVD i have "Best Motoring Volume 6" They had a comparo which included a BMW M3. As well all know the M3 comes with Michelin Pilot Sports (flagship tyre). The tyres went after 4 laps, i was suprised.



    Pirelli are a good choice, but in a tyre comparison recently done their P6`s and P7`s did not go well at all, and the word i get on the street is that their Pzero range isnt what it used to be, if you get what i mean.



    Now they tyres that i keep on hearing good things about are Yokohama`s, Dunlops and Bridgestone (especially the Potenza GIII and Potenza S-03). You can rest easy at night knowing you purchased a tyre that had development input from Scuderia Ferrari F1 team as well as BAR Honda F1 to develop the S-03 (as well as Bridgestones brilliant development team).



    Sorry guys, i love tyres as you can tell.
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    Ah, the S4. One of my favorite cars. I would love to detail that car. Anytime your in the Philadelphia area, stop on by, I`ll detail it for free...........and maybe just one quick spin around the block
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    Good decision, Brad. I have the Pirelli P Zero Assimetrico N2 (285/30 18") on my C2S and they are not enough grip.

 

 
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