Kuhmo MX 295-35-18 tires
#3
i'm running them right now, i think there great tires. good traction in both dry and wet roads, but they don't last too long in my opinion. but off course what kinda tire with a 220 tread wear rating really doesn't.
#4
I have them. Good tires for the price. A little heavy, and a little noisey. But with how cheap they are can't really complain.
I took it to the drag strip, and cut pretty decent times for a amature, 2.07 . . . did lots of burn outs and I swear it didn't even put a dent in the tires . . . I don't consider them too soft.
I took it to the drag strip, and cut pretty decent times for a amature, 2.07 . . . did lots of burn outs and I swear it didn't even put a dent in the tires . . . I don't consider them too soft.
#6
Hey, thanks for the feedback and the pics. I think that for the price they would be a good choice. I was qouted $243.00 each is that an average price? I really like the tread design on these tires it is a very aggressive design. I think thats what I will end up getting.
#7
I think that the 295 width would work great on a 18x10 rim. I was running 305 width Nitto drag radials on 18x10.5 rim and it looked awesome!! I got a lot of compliments on that setup. I am switching to the 295's to get a longer lasting tire plus it will be cheaper in the long run. The 295's will look right on a 10 inch rim anything less than 295 might look a little funny thats just my opinion. Hope this info helps you out.
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#9
Man, that was quick! I was just trying to check out your photo album to get a better look at your tires on your car! Man they really look good! Sweet ride! They are a little flashy on the side wall. Is it a pain when you detail them becuase of all the lines and writing on the side wall?
#10
Originally Posted by perezpowerbuilders
Is it a pain when you detail them becuase of all the lines and writing on the side wall?
Sounds funny but I use and old paint brush to apply tire shine. The ridges shread the foam pads.