Federal 595 Tires
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Iro Ridg .308
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Federal 595 Tires
Anyone familiar with these? Apparently they're supposed to be pretty damn good tires both dry and wet. Also, although I don't plan on doing any drifting, because of it's good horizontal/vertical properties, they seem to be the drift tire of choice.
I've got a hook-up. Think I'm gonna try them out instead of going with the Proxes 4, Nitto NT555 (again), or BF Goodrich's.
I've got a hook-up. Think I'm gonna try them out instead of going with the Proxes 4, Nitto NT555 (again), or BF Goodrich's.
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Burning Brakes
Just looked them up. They look pretty aggressive. let me know how you like them. teh nittos just arent cutting it for me as far as traction. I had a set of federals about 2 years ago on my RSX before my turbo and I liked them but I tell you that they would have not been as effective with the turbo on it.
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Iro Ridg .308
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Yeah, you might want to check out the Federal 595RS's. More of a slick so better gripping when compared to the standard 595.
Can't wait to try them out. For $149 on a 245/35/19, it's hard to beat. My other choice was a Falken 452 for $169.
Or....I found some BF Goodrich G-Force T/A KDW 2's for sale at $166 each!!!!
Can't wait to try them out. For $149 on a 245/35/19, it's hard to beat. My other choice was a Falken 452 for $169.
Or....I found some BF Goodrich G-Force T/A KDW 2's for sale at $166 each!!!!
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I have these tires on my 19's and no complaints. I was going to go with a DUNLOP but when I was able to get all 4 brand new for 112 each I saw no reason to spend the xtra money when all I really do is commute to work...
No real complaint on my end they have a nice aggressive look which satifies my taste since I love the GoodYear F1's....but at the end of the day I saved about 400 dollars and its all good...
No real complaint on my end they have a nice aggressive look which satifies my taste since I love the GoodYear F1's....but at the end of the day I saved about 400 dollars and its all good...
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Iro Ridg .308
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thanks for the responses.....although bridgestone is having sales on their tires I think I'm gonna go with the federals. The price that I'm getting is pretty good as well. Extra cash saved going to coilovers after changing out my koni neuspeed/Tein S-Tech setup.
I noticed you were in miami. How do the Federals handle in the rain? Any major hydroplaning? Thanks!
I noticed you were in miami. How do the Federals handle in the rain? Any major hydroplaning? Thanks!
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Special-ed; I would like to complain about them becuase I remember telling myself your getting into a pce of shit tire just to save some bucks...basically giving myself the whole guilt trip.
Well it turns out I have nothing bad to really say... they been good both in wet and especially in dry weather. I have also in the 4 months that I have them on have hit some major bumps and when home gone off to look around and nothing. So for me they been working out great.
Plus I really like the design... Not bad tires for the $ + I did what your doing saved the money and bought the TEIN springs in the same day.
Well good luck with them...
Well it turns out I have nothing bad to really say... they been good both in wet and especially in dry weather. I have also in the 4 months that I have them on have hit some major bumps and when home gone off to look around and nothing. So for me they been working out great.
Plus I really like the design... Not bad tires for the $ + I did what your doing saved the money and bought the TEIN springs in the same day.
Well good luck with them...
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Originally Posted by Weekendzs
Special-ed; I would like to complain about them becuase I remember telling myself your getting into a pce of shit tire just to save some bucks...basically giving myself the whole guilt trip.
Well it turns out I have nothing bad to really say... they been good both in wet and especially in dry weather. I have also in the 4 months that I have them on have hit some major bumps and when home gone off to look around and nothing. So for me they been working out great.
Plus I really like the design... Not bad tires for the $ + I did what your doing saved the money and bought the TEIN springs in the same day.
Well good luck with them...
Well it turns out I have nothing bad to really say... they been good both in wet and especially in dry weather. I have also in the 4 months that I have them on have hit some major bumps and when home gone off to look around and nothing. So for me they been working out great.
Plus I really like the design... Not bad tires for the $ + I did what your doing saved the money and bought the TEIN springs in the same day.
Well good luck with them...
Yeah, I have S-Tech springs with Koni's right now.....gonna get the Tein SS soon.
#9
Glad to help... You won't go wrong with the TEIN's SS ... Im thinking on doing pretty much the same ride around on my TEIN Basics and then after a year before they mess up the stock suspension upgrade to the SS.
Best of Luck
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