I might have to try Michelin or Goodyear again though, based on availability of 255/45/17's. I took Michelin's off within a couple days on my Trans AM GTA due to poor cornering and put on Yokohama A008 years ago... the Yokohama's out performed them extremely. (Yokohama doesn't make anything in a 255/45/17).
Goodyears I have had many on different cars, and always had issues in the wet, and they broke loose too easily dry or wet... hence the term Goodslides.
All of that was years ago... I may reconsider Michelin now.
Here's the Motorcraft rear stabilizer link that came off on the left, and the Moog front stabilizer link that came off on the right. (Front and rear Motorcraft stabilizer links look identical in diameter... just longer on the rear). You can see the Moog's are beefier, with zerts.
Goodyears I have had many on different cars, and always had issues in the wet, and they broke loose too easily dry or wet... hence the term Goodslides.
All of that was years ago... I may reconsider Michelin now.
Here's the Motorcraft rear stabilizer link that came off on the left, and the Moog front stabilizer link that came off on the right. (Front and rear Motorcraft stabilizer links look identical in diameter... just longer on the rear). You can see the Moog's are beefier, with zerts.