My new tires initial thoughts Kumho Ecsta LX platinum
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I'll say this. I do still love my Kumhos, they ride great and handle pretty good. They have developed one thing tho. When they're cold, like in the morning or something, they'll have the slightest bit of vibration for a couple miles, like an out of balance vibration, then it'll slowly dissipate and it's smooth as glass. But, I just find that weird and can only attribute it to the tires. Not sure what I'll get next, maybe some PS2s or some Bridgestone Pole Positions.
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His picture is here: http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/h...t=DSC_0043.jpg
His album is here: http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/h...2008/?start=80
You just have to back up the URL to get to his album from the cell phone pic.
I see a lot of guys saying they aren't getting the mileage out of their tires. Most of the tires being talked about are high performance or ultra-high performance. The high performance comes from a larger contact patch and a softer rubber compound. Softer rubber equals faster wear rates. If you want higher mileage go with grand touring (ecsta lx) vs. high performance.
His album is here: http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/h...2008/?start=80
You just have to back up the URL to get to his album from the cell phone pic.
I see a lot of guys saying they aren't getting the mileage out of their tires. Most of the tires being talked about are high performance or ultra-high performance. The high performance comes from a larger contact patch and a softer rubber compound. Softer rubber equals faster wear rates. If you want higher mileage go with grand touring (ecsta lx) vs. high performance.
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Sorry to bump this old thread...
I have the Kumho LX Platinums and after about 30K miles on them, they have premature wear on the inner 1.5 inch of the tire, on all 4 tires.
They are currently bald on the inner 1.5 of the tire on all 4 tires, the rest of the tires have about 4/32nds left. I've read on Tire Rack reviews for this same tire on the same car (07 G35 Sedan, 18inch rim), and people have had the same problem.
Just curious, any of you guys having this same issue? I have had my suspension setup checked and it is fine. As soon as I read that someone else had this same problem, I knew it was the tire's fault.
Thanks
I have the Kumho LX Platinums and after about 30K miles on them, they have premature wear on the inner 1.5 inch of the tire, on all 4 tires.
They are currently bald on the inner 1.5 of the tire on all 4 tires, the rest of the tires have about 4/32nds left. I've read on Tire Rack reviews for this same tire on the same car (07 G35 Sedan, 18inch rim), and people have had the same problem.
Just curious, any of you guys having this same issue? I have had my suspension setup checked and it is fine. As soon as I read that someone else had this same problem, I knew it was the tire's fault.
Thanks
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Sorry to bump this old thread...
I have the Kumho LX Platinums and after about 30K miles on them, they have premature wear on the inner 1.5 inch of the tire, on all 4 tires.
They are currently bald on the inner 1.5 of the tire on all 4 tires, the rest of the tires have about 4/32nds left. I've read on Tire Rack reviews for this same tire on the same car (07 G35 Sedan, 18inch rim), and people have had the same problem.
Just curious, any of you guys having this same issue? I have had my suspension setup checked and it is fine. As soon as I read that someone else had this same problem, I knew it was the tire's fault.
Thanks
I have the Kumho LX Platinums and after about 30K miles on them, they have premature wear on the inner 1.5 inch of the tire, on all 4 tires.
They are currently bald on the inner 1.5 of the tire on all 4 tires, the rest of the tires have about 4/32nds left. I've read on Tire Rack reviews for this same tire on the same car (07 G35 Sedan, 18inch rim), and people have had the same problem.
Just curious, any of you guys having this same issue? I have had my suspension setup checked and it is fine. As soon as I read that someone else had this same problem, I knew it was the tire's fault.
Thanks