Hi peeps,
Okay ive had a bit of a problem area lol Ive been saving some money up for a while now n hopefully about two months away from finally buying my buddy club alloys lol the problem kinda starts there im Buying the wheels and tyres part of a package n they have offered me the toyo T1-R, uniroyal rainsport 2 and yokohama (cant remember the yoko's name)
theres so much to take into consideration with these tires though so any input would be great! lol
thanks for your time and help
tyre selection
Started by
byron
, Oct 12 2009 07:06 AM
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 07:06 AM
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 08:36 AM
ive used both the toyo proxies and the uniroyal rainsports and i cant really split them to be honest. there both very good tyres and i didnt have any problems with either. the only thing i can think of is that the rainsports were better in the wet...the name says it all. thats it..dont know about the yokohama so cant comment.
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 09:08 AM
okay cool,
ive heard people say that the toyo's sidewalls are like jelly which made me worry a bit, i heard a review by a guys who said it felt like the tyre wanted to fold under hard conering.. (i personally think he needed to put some air in the tyres though lol)
did you find the toyo's uncomfordable at 60 or 70mph? apaprently some people say that it feels like the wheel is loose again there could be multiple factors,
thanks for your opinion dude
ive heard people say that the toyo's sidewalls are like jelly which made me worry a bit, i heard a review by a guys who said it felt like the tyre wanted to fold under hard conering.. (i personally think he needed to put some air in the tyres though lol)
did you find the toyo's uncomfordable at 60 or 70mph? apaprently some people say that it feels like the wheel is loose again there could be multiple factors,
thanks for your opinion dude
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 09:51 AM
nah the tyres are fine cornering and going at high speeds..they are very grippy in dry conditions!
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