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Anyone tried using semi slick tyres that are Street legal on their ships. The stock Michelin tyres even though 285 in width are ridiculous at trying to keep grip. Just want to know if I change to legal semi slicks for the street will I spin less and gain a lot of traction off the line? Or is it a pointless exercise
Anyone tried using semi slick tyres that are Street legal on their ships. The stock Michelin tyres even though 285 in width are ridiculous at trying to keep grip. Just want to know if I change to legal semi slicks for the street will I spin less and gain a lot of traction off the line? Or is it a pointless exercise
When it comes to traction many things are of concern. What is the road surface like? If it's not swept and smooth asphalt you will not grip no matter what tires you have. It seems you're located in South Africa so there's chance of sand on the pavement as well, correct?
I don't know your climate too well but I understand you get rainfall fairly often so selecting a rain tire is important. Going further to just a slick tire will completely fail in rain. I like Michelin Pilot Super Sports as a good summer only tire for rain or dry weather. They are sticky and last long with 40lbs pressure at each corner but you will still spin.
Today I was introduced to Yokohama AD08 at the performance shop. Guy was rating them very highly as semi slick for road use with great results in the wet as well. Has anyone had experience with this tyre?
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