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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally posted by xsentrixsupra
Whoever asked I have a Supra TT, Honda Accord, DSM, Saturn SL2
Also the Bridgestone's worked best for me.......although no matter what mashing the gas at less than 60mph leads to no traction despite having any kind of tires
Whoever asked I have a Supra TT, Honda Accord, DSM, Saturn SL2
Also the Bridgestone's worked best for me.......although no matter what mashing the gas at less than 60mph leads to no traction despite having any kind of tires
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*scratches head*
doesn't handle much? What do you mean? Ever seen Mani J with his T66 powered Supra? As far as what tires I've used.....I've gone through most of the top end Potenzas....some Nitto 555.....they sucked......Toyo Proxes......Pilot sports.......never done dunlop......I am thinking in a month as soon as I burn through these babies I'll get some really nice Pirelli tires....and see how they hold up......
doesn't handle much? What do you mean? Ever seen Mani J with his T66 powered Supra? As far as what tires I've used.....I've gone through most of the top end Potenzas....some Nitto 555.....they sucked......Toyo Proxes......Pilot sports.......never done dunlop......I am thinking in a month as soon as I burn through these babies I'll get some really nice Pirelli tires....and see how they hold up......
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From: San Diego
Originally posted by mpykalo
OK, so if I get some winter rims and tires, what should the summers' be and what should the winters' be? It does not snow that much in Toronto so I want the winters' to be performers too.
Thanks
OK, so if I get some winter rims and tires, what should the summers' be and what should the winters' be? It does not snow that much in Toronto so I want the winters' to be performers too.
Thanks
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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally posted by xsentrixsupra
*scratches head*
doesn't handle much? What do you mean?
*scratches head*
doesn't handle much? What do you mean?
Try the Goodyear F1 GS-D3. Their ride, wet traction, and dry traction has surprised me very pleasantly.
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From: State College, PA
I have to agree with others that have posted above. I have ContiExtremeContacts on my 03 Accord with 17s - and they are VERY nice. GREAT in the rain, and dry. Who knows about snow - but I have a winter/snow set - Blizzaks. I also have a track (autocross) set - Kunho VictorRacer V700s. Only 50 treadwear rating! haha
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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally posted by Fast_Draw
I have to agree with others that have posted above. I have ContiExtremeContacts on my 03 Accord with 17s - and they are VERY nice. GREAT in the rain, and dry. Who knows about snow - but I have a winter/snow set - Blizzaks.
I have to agree with others that have posted above. I have ContiExtremeContacts on my 03 Accord with 17s - and they are VERY nice. GREAT in the rain, and dry. Who knows about snow - but I have a winter/snow set - Blizzaks.
The SportContacts are VERY good from what I've read. Never read anything about your ExtremeContacts. But BTW, I read that they're good for "light snow and slush traction" in R&T.
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
I'm not getting pulled into this argument, Supra TT
Try the Goodyear F1 GS-D3. Their ride, wet traction, and dry traction has surprised me very pleasantly.
I'm not getting pulled into this argument, Supra TT
Try the Goodyear F1 GS-D3. Their ride, wet traction, and dry traction has surprised me very pleasantly.
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Its all good man
I just go by what I've used and what others around me use. I'd say a good 80% of all of us use S03s........I've never had a problem and I love the way the work.....however I was thinking of maybe picking up some Advan tires sometime