Need Help picking Tires
Need Help picking Tires I have 285/40/17's all around . I am a full bolt on + cam and will be doing heads over the winter. I need something that can hook. This will be for the street only. No track use. I need to be able to take curves.
I have done some research and the only tires I can find in that size are nitto 555r's and the F1's.
Anyone that can give me suggestions would be great.
I have done some research and the only tires I can find in that size are nitto 555r's and the F1's.
Anyone that can give me suggestions would be great.
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i love the look of the BFG KDW's...i have never owned a pair so not sure how they would work for your street fun...i know that summitomos *sp* dont hook for **** and my michelin pilots are great in the rain but they dont hook for **** either..
The KDW's NT ( new tread) are very nice, but they dont make them in a 285 series.
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ive been wondering the same thing. my car is a street car daily driver and i want a tire that will be safe in all weather conditions as well as last longer than a drag radial and still hook almost like a drag radial. so i was thinking of going ahead with the goodyear F1.
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Verdad Gallardo I never drive unless it is dry out. I will be pushing 430-450 RWHP this spring. I need something that can handle that amount of power.
ive been wondering the same thing. my car is a street car daily driver and i want a tire that will be safe in all weather conditions as well as last longer than a drag radial and still hook almost like a drag radial. so i was thinking of going ahead with the goodyear F1.