bfg t/a kdws or bfg traction t/a?
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bfg t/a kdws or bfg traction t/a?
I know very little about tires and these two are
in my price range. I live in missouri and concerned
mostly about daily driving as I have bfg drs for
racing. Thanks for any comments
in my price range. I live in missouri and concerned
mostly about daily driving as I have bfg drs for
racing. Thanks for any comments
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I have KDWS's on my V6 and I like them alot, they give really good traction in that car. So even for a daily driver with an 8 cyl as long as your not trying to launch the car all the time I think youll be happy with them, Ive got about 30k miles on them and still have plenty of treadwear.
Oh yeah theyre really really bad in the snow
Later,
Mike
Oh yeah theyre really really bad in the snow
Later,
Mike
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Originally Posted by One Kool Cat
I have KDWS's on my V6 and I like them alot, they give really good traction in that car. So even for a daily driver with an 8 cyl as long as your not trying to launch the car all the time I think youll be happy with them, Ive got about 30k miles on them and still have plenty of treadwear.
Oh yeah theyre really really bad in the snow
Later,
Mike
Oh yeah theyre really really bad in the snow
Later,
Mike
#6
Originally Posted by 777
How can you not get traction in a v6? When i had my auto v6 it wouldn't even power brake.
Anyway thats why I said as long as hes driving somewhat "normal"hell get enough traction with these tires. There are other tires in his price range that have much worse handling characteristics than the KDWS's.
Later,
Mike