Michelin or BF goodrich?
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BFG [tires] is owned by Michelin. They use these mostly old fashioned [human intensive factories] to make their lower quality tires.........noise and smoothness [radial force numbers] take a back seat to price.
With tires you get what you pay for...........but like most things premium only costs 20% more to make yet sell for a premium way above the incremental.
Premium gasoline cost the station 5.5-6-7 cents more per gallon yet sells for 20 cents more.
With tires you get what you pay for...........but like most things premium only costs 20% more to make yet sell for a premium way above the incremental.
Premium gasoline cost the station 5.5-6-7 cents more per gallon yet sells for 20 cents more.
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The ES100 has a relatively poor showing in WET braking and handling.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/fuzion_zri_c.jsp
103.8 >95.7 feet [5 different tests] from 50 mph compare to 6-12 feet less for a Pilot Sport...........as I said 10% better wet performance can almost double the tire prices at retail.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/fuzion_zri_c.jsp
103.8 >95.7 feet [5 different tests] from 50 mph compare to 6-12 feet less for a Pilot Sport...........as I said 10% better wet performance can almost double the tire prices at retail.
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