hows this tyre performance in 195/55/15
compare to Toyo T1R / NEO3 / DRB
Yokohama Advan Fleva V701, S-Drive replacement
Yokohama Advan Fleva V701, S-Drive replacement
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Feb 9 2018, 11:12 PM
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hows this tyre performance in 195/55/15
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Feb 10 2018, 12:52 PM
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Feb 21 2018, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Feb 13 2018, 02:43 PM) You mean the V701? Nope, haven't got the chance to try it actually, coz I have found another better choice which is the Hankook V12 Evo 2. However my assessment above is based on common assumption of tire development in general whereby normally tire technology progress a lot with subsequent new models, hence the older ones very often already several steps behind. I have experienced this with Continental CSC series whereby I had tried the old CSC3 and the replacement CSC5 and the CSC3 was noticeably lacking behind CSC5. So T1R is in this case now. It was never that good to begin with even when it came out new many years ago (it's so long already I even have forgotten how many years this model already in the market), while other tires are already getting more development to come out with newer better performance. So if I were to pick between the V701 which is much newer than T1R, then I believe V701 would be better. But again rather than going with V701 I'd rather pick the V12E2 which has been much more proven (and indeed after using it, I'm very happy with its performance), yet cheaper then V701. so you are comparing merely because new vs old instead of personal experience ???if i can recall correctly previous for the donut of Yokohama A drive vs Yokohama AE01 Bluearth ( newer model ) my vote still go for A drive, i have both donuts in my ride. the so call newer model / replacement model for A drive, does not mean better, in term of grip and durability also. now surveying around to upgrade my current T1R, but im afraid the newer tyre cant perform better than current 1, so would appreciate user experience. hows your V12E2 in wet grip and cornering ? This post has been edited by darkdevilrey: Feb 21 2018, 11:53 AM |
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