Tire recommendations for stock 2011 ISF
12-10-18, 06:38 AM
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@Weapon F: Where were you when I needed tires 6 mo ago?!
The hankook v12 evo2 I got are also great comparison to my MPSS. Better in the rain/snow. Equal in dry. And speed rating of "Y" is good for 186 mph (like I can even go that fast), tho they ride very well in the triple digits. Biggest con is noise after 5-6k miles goes up. But I think I will get good tire life out of them.
The hankook v12 evo2 I got are also great comparison to my MPSS. Better in the rain/snow. Equal in dry. And speed rating of "Y" is good for 186 mph (like I can even go that fast), tho they ride very well in the triple digits. Biggest con is noise after 5-6k miles goes up. But I think I will get good tire life out of them.
12-15-18, 07:47 PM
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12-16-18, 04:33 PM
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12-17-18, 09:01 PM
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The Firestone’s are Bridgestone though. They were merely marketed as Firestones in the US.
It works in favor because of the above skepticism is why I think the prices are so much lower than their competition.
Im really not concerned about a tire failure and daily drive on them outside of the PNW winter couple months.
It works in favor because of the above skepticism is why I think the prices are so much lower than their competition.
Im really not concerned about a tire failure and daily drive on them outside of the PNW winter couple months.
12-18-18, 07:58 AM
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12-18-18, 08:40 AM
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I said nothing of the sort. I said I'm not willing to bet half my deductible that these tires are the equivalent of tires I know well because economically it makes no sense to me. I made no comment at all about the performance of any other tire in this thread.
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