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July 29th, 2009 03:51 PM #391
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July 29th, 2009 05:21 PM #392
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July 29th, 2009 08:25 PM #393
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July 29th, 2009 10:52 PM #394
ahhh . . magkano naman daw sir? Check mo nalang po baka may michelin din sila. nope fit yan, 1.8G sayo diba? i have one too...
Benefits? yeah, check the labels :bwahaha: joke. seriously IMO the PP2 would give you a better grip than the ar10 and its UHP tire. Meaning Ultra high performance.
Nakow nakow vladimir buti di mo siningit nexxen and GT champriro? :peace: hahaha
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July 30th, 2009 12:38 AM #395
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July 30th, 2009 12:57 PM #396
+1 sa tire size for additional grip and better handling
the best tire for value, comfort and performance is the goodyear eagle f1.
- high grip on wet and dry roads.
- treadwear 280 (mas matagal mapudpod) (mas mahal man ng konti sa regular tires, mas matagal naman mapudpod kaya halos pareho lang. tsaka konti lang difference ng price sa lower end models.
- quiet and comfortable ride unlike other high performance tires
ps: I'm not a goodyear dealer. I'm just stating my experience with these tires.
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July 30th, 2009 04:00 PM #397i really have no idea with tire brands. anybody can help me which tire would provide me good threadwear and comfort and di maingay. i'm looking for 205/50/16 tires. choices so far are Toyo DRB, Bridgestone Adrenalin, Goodyear Eagle F1 (haven't asked kung meron specs that i'm looking for), and Yokohoma S-Drive. anything else you can recommend that would suit what i'm looking for?
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July 30th, 2009 05:14 PM #398
Last January I decided to try out a different tire brand: Toyo.
I was looking for the Proxes T1R for the 205/45R16 size, but found that it wasn't available. I tried the available tire, the Proxes 4, classified as a high performance all-season tire.
http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-4
The Proxes 4s are hard-wearing, rated at 300 treadwear. They're not the ultimate grippiest tires but they do offer plenty of it, as evidenced by good performance at Subic International Raceway. They do tend to fade in performance after about 7 hot laps of the track due to heat buildup.
On the street they're very good. They evacuate water well and are not as noisy as higher-performance rubber. At the 205/45R16 size they are also "reinforced," meaning they can carry slightly heavier loads when 5 psi is added to the normal tire pressures.
The only caveat is the price as it's slightly more expensive than the competition. However they're well worth the expense and they'll definitely last quite a while.
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July 30th, 2009 07:50 PM #400
Is there a big difference between 195/60/15 and 195/65/15? A difference that you can really feel in actual road conditions? Can you tell the difference between the two when you are riding the car?
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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