which tires for traction w/20's?
10-18-2005, 11:52 AM
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hankook ventus. Just got a set of 275/45/20 and they hook nice and corner well. I also have nitto 404's on the tahoe that are wearing great and hold the road well. I have had toyos in the past and they handled well but wore out pretty quick. I would say the hankooks are in line with the toyos......just cheaper. I paid $140 a tire at discount. Not bad for a v-rated 420AA tire.
10-18-2005, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by smooth sierra
hankook ventus. Just got a set of 275/45/20 and they hook nice and corner well. I also have nitto 404's on the tahoe that are wearing great and hold the road well. I have had toyos in the past and they handled well but wore out pretty quick. I would say the hankooks are in line with the toyos......just cheaper. I paid $140 a tire at discount. Not bad for a v-rated 420AA tire.
10-18-2005, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Naked AV
I'd be interested in hearing how those Hankook's wear over time. I've heard mixed reviews on them - some good, some bad. The price is certainly right.
That might explain why the tires on the hoe have lasted sooooo long. No real point in driving a tahoe hard 
I know the grip is there with the hankooks. I went from a 32" goodyear LS (275/55/20) to a 29.5" hankook and I have a harder time getting the hankooks to turn over than I did the big tires
whatever that is worth. They are smooth and quiet too......well so far anyways.
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