Conti DW not any better than the OEM MXM4 ?
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6G TLX-S
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Conti DW not any better than the OEM MXM4 ?
https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-2009-2014-123/oops-aftermath-help-874990/
This guy says that the Conti DW performed about the same as the OEM MXM4 in the dry.
I haven't tried the Conti DW nor the DWS. Would those who have please comment ?
There is an offramp from a freeway near my house. It is marked for 25mph. With my Conti DW tires, I generally exit around 40 without much ado. The stock Michelins will do that at about the same speed and my Conti WinterExtremes will do that (dry) at somewhere between 35 and 40.
You should take a driving course to learn how to recognize your limits and your car's limits and stay below that. You'll also learn how handling changes as tires wear.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the OE furnished tires.
You should take a driving course to learn how to recognize your limits and your car's limits and stay below that. You'll also learn how handling changes as tires wear.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the OE furnished tires.
I haven't tried the Conti DW nor the DWS. Would those who have please comment ?
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2003 TL-p
I have DWS on a Mazda6 - and it is a great tire. Excellent dry traction, wet and snow. It is a very low road noise tire and great performance. Highly recommended.
As for my TL, I have Goodyear Eagle GT tires and they are a million times better than those OEM Mxm4 tires. Id say the DWS is a slightly better tire than the Eagle GT in most conditions. But, I will say the Eagle GT is top notch when it comes to wet traction, snow, and dry.
As for my TL, I have Goodyear Eagle GT tires and they are a million times better than those OEM Mxm4 tires. Id say the DWS is a slightly better tire than the Eagle GT in most conditions. But, I will say the Eagle GT is top notch when it comes to wet traction, snow, and dry.
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