Rain r-compound tires
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Yokohama 032Rs, they have two different compounds.
Here is a link
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...y_74ZR7V700_=4
Here is a link
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...y_74ZR7V700_=4
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Cool, thanks for the help. I've always been a fan of Yokohamas. It's turning out that the Trans-Am is going to be my year round car for awhile so I need to find either one set of tires that can do it all really well, or two sets , one set of three season and one set of winter only on steel rims.
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Originally Posted by 2edybrd
Cool, thanks for the help. I've always been a fan of Yokohamas. It's turning out that the Trans-Am is going to be my year round car for awhile so I need to find either one set of tires that can do it all really well, or two sets , one set of three season and one set of winter only on steel rims.
I think that if I had to drive my car every day,,, I would think about getting two set of wheels and tires.