Need new Tires
04-04-2007, 08:20 AM
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they go wooooot wooooot
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BFG G Force Sport, hands down the best tire I have ever riden on. they are rated in the top five ultra high performance tires on tirerack, too. there is also a KDW model.
04-04-2007, 08:55 AM
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Well I have continental's on mine and the ride is rather stiff but yeah I might try the Yoko avid v4s next. I think the Yoko's might be the most popular ones here. Plus there is a tires/wheels section you can jump right into for more info and I'm pretty sure the mods will move this into there. good luck with the tires.
04-04-2007, 04:46 PM
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The better question is What are you looking for in a tire?
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04-04-2007, 09:21 PM
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Yokohama Avid TRZ
I've got a 2000 TL 3.2
I HAD the Yoko V4S tires. These were great tires for the first 2,000 miles or so. Then the TL started pulling to the left, especially on highway driving at 75mph. Took it in for alignment, was off a little, no change. Took it back, they tweaked alignment again. Tires rotated. No change. Took it to another shop, alignment right on, rotated tires again. Same problem.
They finally replaced the V4S tires with Yoko TRZ and problem solved. Something about the V4S was too aggressive/too grippy or something.
The Yoko Avid TRZ tires are awesome..so far..at about 5,000 miles.
I'd avoid the V4S tires, but that's been my experience.
I HAD the Yoko V4S tires. These were great tires for the first 2,000 miles or so. Then the TL started pulling to the left, especially on highway driving at 75mph. Took it in for alignment, was off a little, no change. Took it back, they tweaked alignment again. Tires rotated. No change. Took it to another shop, alignment right on, rotated tires again. Same problem.
They finally replaced the V4S tires with Yoko TRZ and problem solved. Something about the V4S was too aggressive/too grippy or something.
The Yoko Avid TRZ tires are awesome..so far..at about 5,000 miles.
I'd avoid the V4S tires, but that's been my experience.
04-05-2007, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Jchick
I've got a 2000 TL 3.2
I HAD the Yoko V4S tires. These were great tires for the first 2,000 miles or so. Then the TL started pulling to the left, especially on highway driving at 75mph. Took it in for alignment, was off a little, no change. Took it back, they tweaked alignment again. Tires rotated. No change. Took it to another shop, alignment right on, rotated tires again. Same problem.
They finally replaced the V4S tires with Yoko TRZ and problem solved. Something about the V4S was too aggressive/too grippy or something.
The Yoko Avid TRZ tires are awesome..so far..at about 5,000 miles.
I'd avoid the V4S tires, but that's been my experience.
I HAD the Yoko V4S tires. These were great tires for the first 2,000 miles or so. Then the TL started pulling to the left, especially on highway driving at 75mph. Took it in for alignment, was off a little, no change. Took it back, they tweaked alignment again. Tires rotated. No change. Took it to another shop, alignment right on, rotated tires again. Same problem.
They finally replaced the V4S tires with Yoko TRZ and problem solved. Something about the V4S was too aggressive/too grippy or something.
The Yoko Avid TRZ tires are awesome..so far..at about 5,000 miles.
I'd avoid the V4S tires, but that's been my experience.
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