Mama needs a new pair of shoes
12-25-2006, 08:48 PM
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Mama needs a new pair of shoes
Hey yall...
I've been running with the Goodyear Eagle GT II's and I'm getting a little tired (
) of replacing them every 30k miles. Besides the Michellins, is there another tire out there that will perform the same and last a little longer, and still be cost effective? I've been thinking about the Kuhmo's or Hancook.
I have 275/60R/17. Suggestions please. And if anyone is in the "know" of a good deal, please advise.
Lady Glover
I've been running with the Goodyear Eagle GT II's and I'm getting a little tired (
) of replacing them every 30k miles. Besides the Michellins, is there another tire out there that will perform the same and last a little longer, and still be cost effective? I've been thinking about the Kuhmo's or Hancook.I have 275/60R/17. Suggestions please. And if anyone is in the "know" of a good deal, please advise.
Lady Glover
12-25-2006, 09:16 PM
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WHOA, i cant believe you are looking for something that performs the same!
i thought the GTII's sucked *** when i had them
heres some tires
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...75&ar=60&rd=17
i thought the GTII's sucked *** when i had them
heres some tires
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...75&ar=60&rd=17
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I've heard good things about the Falken and Hancooks. I have Toyo Proxes(275/60R17) and they seem to be doing ok, but I've also been spinning them at the track.
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New Shoes for Momma
DLH...
I've been looking for a tire that doesn't wear as fast as the GT II's, and has better wet traction, and so far it could be either Kuhmos or Hancooks.
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
This site helped me a little, but I'd like to get some oppinions.
Lady Glover
I've been looking for a tire that doesn't wear as fast as the GT II's, and has better wet traction, and so far it could be either Kuhmos or Hancooks.
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
This site helped me a little, but I'd like to get some oppinions.
Lady Glover
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