Enough with the PS2's. What's second best at a greatly reduced price?
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CLS55 & CL CK60
i have the nitto neogens. 2nd pair and i like them. im running 305/25/20s though so i may not be a good comparison. i think almost all tries suck with those numbers - especially with my severe camber issues...
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^ loved the T1R's on my old M3. Turn-in wasn't as crisp, as the blocks are rigid in a fore/aft direction, but the straight line grip was great!
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Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus (Ultra High Performance All-Season)
Treadwear: 500
Traction: AA
Temperature: A
These tires should last you over 10,000 miles easy.
Treadwear: 500
Traction: AA
Temperature: A
These tires should last you over 10,000 miles easy.
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'06 E55
I've read all of the threads on tires and about to buy my first set for the Beast. I'm going with the Hankook's after reading the C&D compro and other recommendations on here. FYI: I'm still on my first set of OEM Continentals that came with my CPO '06 E55...which were new when I bought the car and lasted all of 6,000mi.
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Check out this tire test:
http://g35driver.com/forums/3851343-post39.html
The Hankooks and Toyos came in 7th and 8th in a test of 8 tires.
http://g35driver.com/forums/3851343-post39.html
The Hankooks and Toyos came in 7th and 8th in a test of 8 tires.
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1989 Toyota Tercel Coupé
Check out this tire test:
http://g35driver.com/forums/3851343-post39.html
The Hankooks and Toyos came in 7th and 8th in a test of 8 tires.
http://g35driver.com/forums/3851343-post39.html
The Hankooks and Toyos came in 7th and 8th in a test of 8 tires.