Potenza RE-11
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99 TL, 06 E350
Funny enough that the more expensive models like yours wear out faster than the cheaper models. They are designed that way for better performance like F1 tires. The more sticky, the faster the wear. The less sticky, the longer life. I think Michelins are the only brand that come close to both worlds? Not sure.
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Suzuka Master
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Honda+Blue=My garage
Dunlop StarSpecs are an awesome tire and most S2000 guys get something like 10-15 K on the rears-has a stiff sidewall so need lower pressures if you autox or track
Hankook RS3 another traction winner-same to slightly less life-softer sidewalls so higher pressures when competing
Hankook RS3 another traction winner-same to slightly less life-softer sidewalls so higher pressures when competing
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Rooting for Acura
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Not running the RE-11 but I am running the RE050A and I have ~23K miles on them and I'll be lucky if I get to 30K. The RE-11 is slightly more agressive than the RE050A so go figure.
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Hankook is a HIGHLY underrated tire. I would recommend them, The new R-S3 is a awesome tire.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....el=Ventus+R-S3
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....el=Ventus+R-S3
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B A N N E D
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and normally i figure you add two 00's to the end of the mileage rating and you get a VERY ROUGH estimate of the miles you might get out of the tires (and no way close to an exact science either, especially depending on how they are driven on)
Hankook is a HIGHLY underrated tire. I would recommend them, The new R-S3 is a awesome tire.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....el=Ventus+R-S3
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....el=Ventus+R-S3
there are still better tires out there though, BUT with what you pay for them though, they indeed are highly underrated
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