Yokohama S.drive / Continental DW
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Anyone running these? I've been looking around for some 275 40 17 for a stock set of ss ZR-1 wheels. My car is only driven on nice days, never take it to the track. Any thoughts? Go...
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I like the nitto sidewall and I have yet to have any issues like I had with the S.drives. Seems like I had to keep replacing tires with the S. Drives within a 2 year span.
But maybe someone else had a better experience with the S. Drives, but they sucked ***** for me. I will never by Yokohama again.
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I had the yokohama S. Drives and they sucked. I have had good sucess with the Nitto 555's. I have a set that have been on one of my cars since 2008 and I daily drove that thing for the first 3 years.
I like the nitto sidewall and I have yet to have any issues like I had with the S.drives. Seems like I had to keep replacing tires with the S. Drives within a 2 year span.
But maybe someone else had a better experience with the S. Drives, but they sucked ***** for me. I will never by Yokohama again.
Bozz
I like the nitto sidewall and I have yet to have any issues like I had with the S.drives. Seems like I had to keep replacing tires with the S. Drives within a 2 year span.
But maybe someone else had a better experience with the S. Drives, but they sucked ***** for me. I will never by Yokohama again.
Bozz
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