ShortytheFirefighter

I ran these same tires on my 2011 WRX hatch after one of my stock Dunlops picked up a half inch bolt that went into the sidewall. For a summer tire, you'll be hard pressed to find a better tire. The grip available out of these is astounding, especially when you consider that they have a 300 treadwear rating. Great looking setup!

Our local PD has been taking delivery of their Taurus PI vehicles, they went with 6 total, 4 marked and two unmarked. All 6 are the turbocharged AWD models. They also have a few Hemi Chargers and we still have a couple of CVPI left as well. They've also gotten two of the pursuit rated Explorer models. Our city is good about keeping us in great equipment, whether it is fire trucks or police vehicles.

Thanks for the welcome everyone, I haven't had a chance to take pictures of it yet. This is the first week I've had it and so far its been 12-18 hour days but I'll try to get some up this weekend. It's been a learning curve so far, and I'm realizing that I have a lot to read up on and research before I get to the level I was at with Subarus. It's definitely a different level of vehicle, it's not really even a fair comparison since a new WRX is about half of what a new SHO is. The AWD systems between the two cars are definitely different (although Subaru has 6 different types of AWD depend

Hey everyone, my name is Brian and I just purchased a CPO 2010 SHO in Tuxedo Black. I'm coming from 10 years in the Subaru community, so AWD and turbocharging are things I'm very familiar with. I sold a 2011 WRX for this, I loved the car but I was tired of commuting 50 miles in fairly heavy traffic with a 5 speed. So far, sitting in traffic with the heated seats and massage working has really taken the edge off of it I'm looking forward to learning more about these cars, in stock form it's already faster in everyday driving than my WRX was. It's quiet, comfortable and quick and while not