Nitto Motivo ??
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Hey, I just came from my local tire shop and the guy there pretty much sold me on Nitto Motivo tires for my G8 with 20" Camaro rims.
Anyone using these, or know of anyone who has them??
Anyone using these, or know of anyone who has them??
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I had the opportunity to test the Motivo in dry and wet conditions. This model really shines in these conditions and doesn't handle like an all-season but more like a dedicated summer performance tire. I can't comment on winter/snow conditions (sunny and warm here in Phoenix, AZ) but was very impressed with the wet and dry capabilities.
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I had the opportunity to test the Motivo in dry and wet conditions. This model really shines in these conditions and doesn't handle like an all-season but more like a dedicated summer performance tire. I can't comment on winter/snow conditions (sunny and warm here in Phoenix, AZ) but was very impressed with the wet and dry capabilities.
Im not after max straight line performance, and super cornering is not super important either. I want a grippy tire thats good enough in the corners, but is quiet and handles the rain because I drive this car all summer and it rains during the summer. And the 100,000km warranty is great too.
I was hoping to get some feedback from the streets from real customers.
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Ya, I read a couple reviews online from that test session in Phoenix. They sound promising. You must have been there driving those Jags, right? I looked at your website and they arent listed yet, is that coming soon??
Im not after max straight line performance, and super cornering is not super important either. I want a grippy tire thats good enough in the corners, but is quiet and handles the rain because I drive this car all summer and it rains during the summer. And the 100,000km warranty is great too.
I was hoping to get some feedback from the streets from real customers.
Im not after max straight line performance, and super cornering is not super important either. I want a grippy tire thats good enough in the corners, but is quiet and handles the rain because I drive this car all summer and it rains during the summer. And the 100,000km warranty is great too.
I was hoping to get some feedback from the streets from real customers.
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Nitto won't allow us to sell their product into Canada but here's a link to the sizes and prices on our mail order site just to give you an idea of what market value is here in the lower 48 states. http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...%2FPerformance
As with any high mileage tire, you'll give up some grip in wet and dry. A tire that is great for grip won't last forever so a tire that has a high mileage warranty also won't have amazing grip.
I'd recommend giving our sales department a call. Anyone here would be happy to help you. When making a recommendation your salesman may ask you what tire you have now and what you like and dislike about it. He'll also ask you how you use your vehicles and what you are looking for in a new tire.
Anyone here would be happy to help you.
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Like I said before, Im not after the most grippy tire in a straight line. Im not going to drag this car (thats what my other cars are for). I want something that will meet 'everyday' driving for where I live, and a tire that offers REALLY GOOD dry traction and GOOD wet traction and is QUIET and NOT TOO ROUGH, then thats the tire for me. Knowing all of this and the fact that the warranty is there (and the fact that the mileage rating sacrifices some traction), this seems like a good tire for me.
Thats really weird about Nitto not allowing selling to Canada. Maybe its because they know what a rip off tires are up here.
Thats really weird about Nitto not allowing selling to Canada. Maybe its because they know what a rip off tires are up here.
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Like I said before, Im not after the most grippy tire in a straight line. Im not going to drag this car (thats what my other cars are for). I want something that will meet 'everyday' driving for where I live, and a tire that offers REALLY GOOD dry traction and GOOD wet traction and is QUIET and NOT TOO ROUGH, then thats the tire for me. Knowing all of this and the fact that the warranty is there (and the fact that the mileage rating sacrifices some traction), this seems like a good tire for me.
Thats really weird about Nitto not allowing selling to Canada. Maybe its because they know what a rip off tires are up here.
Thats really weird about Nitto not allowing selling to Canada. Maybe its because they know what a rip off tires are up here.