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That's the same tire professionally photo'd from different angles, but it is the same.
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While not on a Mustang, I use these as my general A/S street tire on my EVO X, when I run that car on the street. Best A/S tire I've ever run. Ignores rain altogether, shocking level of sticky in the dry, and does really well in snow and slush. VERY cost-effective, too. Recently bought a set for my DD Fusion Sport, too, because they were that good.
There is a bit more road noise then, say, a pure A/S Grand Tourer tire, but nothing that bugged me much, and that died down significantly after the first 2k miles. Very predictable tire, for so much tread - I expected more squirm than I got. Bit sensitive to correct tire pressures, too, in order to get the right blend. I find for street use keeping them at 33PSI all around on the EVO has been optimal in terms of grip and comfort.
Final note - these cost me about .7 - .8 MPG. But totally worth it. This is no eco tire
There is a bit more road noise then, say, a pure A/S Grand Tourer tire, but nothing that bugged me much, and that died down significantly after the first 2k miles. Very predictable tire, for so much tread - I expected more squirm than I got. Bit sensitive to correct tire pressures, too, in order to get the right blend. I find for street use keeping them at 33PSI all around on the EVO has been optimal in terms of grip and comfort.
Final note - these cost me about .7 - .8 MPG. But totally worth it. This is no eco tire
