What tires are on your ISx50?
03-10-11, 06:27 PM
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I'm not digging thoose bridge stones I run toyo t1r's I'n the front and g-force tires I'n the back thoose are my stocks abd it hooks Awsome then on my after market 20inch koing's I have nitto Invo's all the way around and thoose hook like their making love to the roads. For the winter I'n the snow I run blizacks idk how to spell it
03-10-11, 10:16 PM
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I hated the stocked Bridgestones which lasted around 17k...I then had BF Goodwrench G-Force tires which were awesome but a little bit noisy. I love the Hankook V12s that are on my SC430 with stock is250 18s.
Right now im riding around on the stock sc430 tires which suck because they are run-flats but its not costing me anything so im gonna run them to the ground. they are bridgestones 235-40-18s all around. I prefer the stock 225 front and 255 rear. 235s seem to have a slight rub in the front even at stock height.
Right now im riding around on the stock sc430 tires which suck because they are run-flats but its not costing me anything so im gonna run them to the ground. they are bridgestones 235-40-18s all around. I prefer the stock 225 front and 255 rear. 235s seem to have a slight rub in the front even at stock height.
03-10-11, 10:55 PM
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For me it,s bridgestone or nothing.....
Currently on blizzaks for winter but will shoe her with RE11,s next month.
Once you run these RE11,s it's hard to go back to a cheaper tire. Simply amazing on street and track.
V
Currently on blizzaks for winter but will shoe her with RE11,s next month.
Once you run these RE11,s it's hard to go back to a cheaper tire. Simply amazing on street and track.
V
03-11-11, 11:41 AM
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I'm running Goodyear Eagle F1 A/S which I would not recommend due to the extreme road noise. They do however handle pretty well but the road noise is almost unbearable at high way speeds. I am thinking of buying the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S to replace them next year.
