Mixing tire - good idea?
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Mixing tire - good idea?
I'm looking for 18" tires and did some researches.
My priority is comfort and quiet ride.
The options i have is Pirelli PZero Nero M&S and Kumho Ecsta ASX. Since tirerack is back order for my front tire size on Pirelli, so should i use Kumho for my front and Pirelli for rear?
Recommendation is welcome.
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My priority is comfort and quiet ride.
The options i have is Pirelli PZero Nero M&S and Kumho Ecsta ASX. Since tirerack is back order for my front tire size on Pirelli, so should i use Kumho for my front and Pirelli for rear?
Recommendation is welcome.
Thanks
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What do you all think about
Kumho Ecsta ASX
According to tirerack, It looks like the quality is really close to Pirelli PZero.
I couldn't find much information on this particular one. Any recommendation or opinion?
Thanks
Kumho Ecsta ASX
According to tirerack, It looks like the quality is really close to Pirelli PZero.
I couldn't find much information on this particular one. Any recommendation or opinion?
Thanks
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You should have all four of the same tires on the car. It wouldn't be unsafe to mix the Pirelli and the Kumho but would not be ideal you wouldn't really get any of the benefits of either tire if you do that.
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