Nitto or Toyo Tires
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I had the Nitto's on my Honda....not too bad. They were low-pro and the only down fall was that they always seem to lose pressure compared to other tires I had bought in the past. I probably got a good 35k miles out of them while I was rollin' in my Accord.
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they're both sister companies.. of course Toyo is bigger.. I have 555s on mine and i have had no problems with them.. only thing is wet conditions aren't so great..
brother works for Nitto so i'll stick with em..
brother works for Nitto so i'll stick with em..
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I have Nitto Invos as well and they are pretty good. They ride nice and quiet, plus they grip like real well when it is dry. They also have a cool looking tread. Not bad for how cheap they are. Nothing compares to the
PS2s though.
I had a set of Toyo T1S I believe on my S4 and none of them would road force better than 22 lbs. That is ridiculous for a 35 series tire on 19s. I replaced them with another set and the same story. I then went with the PS2 and then never looked back. I am on a budget lately so I decided to try the Invos and my only complaint is around 60 mph they get a little whine to them, not bad, but noticable. It goes away after 65 mph for whatever reason.
PS2s though.
I had a set of Toyo T1S I believe on my S4 and none of them would road force better than 22 lbs. That is ridiculous for a 35 series tire on 19s. I replaced them with another set and the same story. I then went with the PS2 and then never looked back. I am on a budget lately so I decided to try the Invos and my only complaint is around 60 mph they get a little whine to them, not bad, but noticable. It goes away after 65 mph for whatever reason.
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