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Solid tires hands down and amazing price.
Ive used them on customer setups and nothing but positive reviews .
Ive used them on customer setups and nothing but positive reviews .
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These are on my radar for when my F1's finally wear out, for handling plus decent treadlife they seem to be a slam dunk. When I was a rep in the tire business years ago, the g-Force was a very solid performer so I assume only improved from there.
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It def has.
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I'm running 285/35-19 square on 6GR wheels and absolutley love them. Impressive wet and dry traction, going to have these on the car year round.:cheers:
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Tire rack has a closeout price on the 285/35-19, good deal.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireS...9&rearWidth=255/&rearRatio=40&rearDiameter=17
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Due to a nail in the sidewall I was pushed to buy tires before I was quite ready but had been looking already as the PZeros were pretty thin. I chose the Comp 2 A/S. Only on the rear so far but I'm very happy with them. I can slide them more than the PZero but it is predictable and controllable when they break loose.
The sidewall, the shoulder tread, has an aggressive and blocky look.
The sidewall, the shoulder tread, has an aggressive and blocky look.
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I'd buy them if they didn't have an off-road tire looking sidewall. The ONLY problem with these. It looks goofy on Mustangs.
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I am looking at these same tires as well. I have an ecoboost premium with the standard 18" wheels. Should I just get the same size as what is on there now? (235 50R18) ?
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I didn't notice it until I had them on the car. I called it more aggressive but yes.
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Aggressive looking sidewalls are for Jeeps, trucks, etc. I want my sidewall to be inconspicuous like just about every other summer or A/S tire, especially since that sidewall has nothing to do with contact patch tread.
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I LOVE the Conti DWS tires and that is what I use on my A/S / road trippin' wheels. They're quiet, they handle nicely, they're effective in the snow. Downside - sidewall is a little soft so I over inflate them some. I've been in cars with the BFGs (owned by Michelin, right?) and they had more road noise than DWS tires. Not bad, but I hate tire-born road noise immensely. For the price of the BFGs, if you don't care about the awful sidewall look... can't be beat.
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