QUOTE(yngwie @ Dec 22 2011, 07:55 AM)
well, it depends.
actually, quite a number of us prefer wet condition
btw, new tires placement is much depends on the driving style and car setup ; ie, running wheels.
exactly!
they only realize how important the grip and traction are when they venture into other
ppl's car / drain.
fine example ; a friend of mine insisted on falken 522 against my advice. recently, he ventured into a drain
and then he realize it was the tires that didn't stop in time. not his twinpot
and if we ever noticed, quite a lot of cars out there are running with cheap tires which even beat the slicks in
tread looks, in other term, ' botak'
ive seen people running tires that have their internal metal wires exposed LOL!actually, quite a number of us prefer wet condition
btw, new tires placement is much depends on the driving style and car setup ; ie, running wheels.
exactly!
they only realize how important the grip and traction are when they venture into other
ppl's car / drain.
fine example ; a friend of mine insisted on falken 522 against my advice. recently, he ventured into a drain
and then he realize it was the tires that didn't stop in time. not his twinpot
and if we ever noticed, quite a lot of cars out there are running with cheap tires which even beat the slicks in
tread looks, in other term, ' botak'