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View Poll Results: Favorite Tire Brand
Bridgestone 7 25.00%
Toyo 1 3.57%
Falken 7 25.00%
BF Goodrich 2 7.14%
Goodyear 1 3.57%
Michelin 2 7.14%
Yokohama 1 3.57%
Kumho 6 21.43%
Hancook 1 3.57%
Cooper 0 0%
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Old 11-20-2008, 10:09 PM   #1
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pretty sure it all depends on teh tire model.
Kumho MX's are supposedly a very good tire, esp considering the price.
RT-615's are better
Dunlop Direzza Star-something is better yet.
and all 3 of those companies make junk tires..
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Old 11-21-2008, 02:26 AM   #2
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I used to use dunlop d60 a2's. Loved those tires, they were cheap and easy to get. Not bad wet and dry. But they quit selling them so I moved to the bridgestone pole position all weather ones. I could not get them to break loose. Added a few MPH in the dragon with them. I will switch to them on my vert here before I go on cruise.
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Old 12-12-2008, 10:02 PM   #3
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I use Kumho Mx's 205/50-15 as my street, track day , autox rain tire. they have decent grip and shed the rain really well. They are slippery on track when cold and need a lap or two to warm up. I use Hoosier cantilevered slicks 20x9.5-13 for my dry autox tires. I like the 13's for the lower gearing and less rotational mass.
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Old 03-18-2009, 04:38 PM   #4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by josh18_2k View Post
pretty sure it all depends on teh tire model.
Kumho MX's are supposedly a very good tire, esp considering the price.
RT-615's are better
Dunlop Direzza Star-something is better yet.
and all 3 of those companies make junk tires..
What he said. No point in picking a tire by the brand. Pick it by the performance of the particular model.
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