not advisible fr 65seies to go 55. the rolling diameter will screw up ur readings unless u change to a 15" rims.
Commax tyre opinion pls...., Economy
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Goodyear,have many grades.
For performance - Nexen mid range pricing. Value for $ - Viking. Same factory as Conti. I used Michelin, Pirelli and all those expensive rubbers but since I discovered Nexen, there is no turning back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5zaz6aWkzA This post has been edited by jeffW: Sep 6 2015, 09:13 PM |
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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Sep 6 2015, 10:44 AM) No, not true. Who says that? I'm using Goodyear F1 for >3yrs now (>50k kms) often very hard/aggressive driving, pushing them in the corners, driving >100kph in the rain, often cruising at >180kph constantly in the dry. They serve me well and does not disappoint me. It's a no brainer, choose the Goodyear instead of that unknown comax. With ur kind of driving u r lucky to get 20k out of any type of tyres. Wear mileage is around 27k for normal driving. But of course with rotation it wear out evenly not necessary longer. This post has been edited by jeffW: Sep 6 2015, 04:30 PM |
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