Anyone running the evo s1 tires? I have a few questions..
How do you like them ride wise
any road noise at hiway speeds
how many miles did you get out of them
How do you like them ride wise
any road noise at hiway speeds
how many miles did you get out of them
yes i did mine just have horrible road noise. My tires check out good at firestone no cup or feathering dono why they have road noise above 40mph.
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Might be your wheel bearings and not your tires. How many miles on your car?
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I have fitted them to wifes Renault Clio (I know, not the most powerful car around) and have nothing but praise for them. Quiet and very grippy in the wet and dry. Done about 15000kms so far and they are about half worn.
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could be.. I have 82k.. but it sounds like tire noise only after 40mphOriginally Posted by Blue Dream
Might be your wheel bearings and not your tires. How many miles on your car?
I'll have some body look at it..Registered User
dude hankooks are boss!! i love my evos. car feels so stable with them on and theyre super sticky and good in rainy weather too!! id buy em. no noise like my last tires and the tread is lasting really well!
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Yep, can't speak for the S1's but the evo 12's I have are awesome. Super quiet and comfortable ride. I liked them so much I am currently running them on my G35 and M3. You can't beet Hankook's for the money!Originally Posted by OGKushRob
dude hankooks are boss!! i love my evos. car feels so stable with them on and theyre super sticky and good in rainy weather too!! id buy em. no noise like my last tires and the tread is lasting really well!
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BTW how do I know if I have a bad wheel bearing?Originally Posted by Blue Dream
Might be your wheel bearings and not your tires. How many miles on your car?
