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#11
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where did u u get the price for toyo and kumhos from?
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#12
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Blackmy03, price was from Tyrepower ozzy park (not the cheapest I know)
Thanks for all the advice. Just wondering, the firehawks on the rear are near new, would it really be such a problem on the centre diff if I put different brand of tyres on the front? I can see that it might cause some problems in a 4WD car if you are getting different levels of grip from the front and back wheels, but I would rather not have to waste two near new rears. So, maybe a full set of G3's or Sumitomo HTRZ2's ??? The toyo's do sound to soft. Anyone used Ventus K102's?? You're all champs, cheers |
#13
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AFAIK,
rexnet boys say that T1Rs isnt that soft and should last much longer than 6000miles and its sticky as shit stick on a blanket |
#14
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dont waste your time with sumitumo tyres, imo
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#15
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I have decided to go with 4 new firestone wide ovals. $165 fitted and balanced for a 16" 87W tyre is pretty good in my book and the reviews and compo tests on Tyrerack were glowing, better than much more expensive tyres.
Hopefully I'll be stoked!!! |
#16
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a good choice in my opinion!
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#17
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But it may be possible that the uk ones are made to be softer due to the colder & crapper roads ???????
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