Truck street/sport tires on 98 LS400
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Truck street/sport tires on 98 LS400
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I just bought a new set of Enkei 17'' rims with Kumho Ecsta STX tires. They look and ride real good but here is the problem. The tires are for street/sport truck or sport utility vehicle but have a good tread rating and are 97 v tires.
They are on my 1998 LS 400. What does everyone think? Should I keep them or get rid of them? Again they ride good and handle good and don't look like any truck tire I have ever seen. HELP !
Thanks again
I just bought a new set of Enkei 17'' rims with Kumho Ecsta STX tires. They look and ride real good but here is the problem. The tires are for street/sport truck or sport utility vehicle but have a good tread rating and are 97 v tires.
They are on my 1998 LS 400. What does everyone think? Should I keep them or get rid of them? Again they ride good and handle good and don't look like any truck tire I have ever seen. HELP !
Thanks again
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Merry Christmas to everyone.
I just bought a new set of Enkei 17'' rims with Kumho Ecsta STX tires. They look and ride real good but here is the problem. The tires are for street/sport truck or sport utility vehicle but have a good tread rating and are 97 v tires.
They are on my 1998 LS 400. What does everyone think? Should I keep them or get rid of them? Again they ride good and handle good and don't look like any truck tire I have ever seen. HELP !
Thanks again
I just bought a new set of Enkei 17'' rims with Kumho Ecsta STX tires. They look and ride real good but here is the problem. The tires are for street/sport truck or sport utility vehicle but have a good tread rating and are 97 v tires.
They are on my 1998 LS 400. What does everyone think? Should I keep them or get rid of them? Again they ride good and handle good and don't look like any truck tire I have ever seen. HELP !
Thanks again
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I would think, being that they are light truck tires, that they would weigh substantially more than passenger vehicle tires. It's not necessarily bad to ride on them but you'll likely get worse gas mileage.
It's really your call, I'd personally prefer passenger vehicle tires though.
It's really your call, I'd personally prefer passenger vehicle tires though.
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