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Toyo T1R VS Falken FK452
Originally Posted by Rocket1991
I've been running 255/30/20 an 285/30/20 for a few weeks now. These are the quietest tires i've had in a long time. Great handling wet or dry. My Michelin Sport A/S got very loud at the end, but they lasted almost 30k. Hope these last at least 20k.
decided to try the 452's. They should be delivered tomorrow and I'll put them on next weekend. The fronts were relatively cheap considering what I paid for Toyo and Michelin in the past but the rears are about the same price.
245/35-19
275/35-19
245/35-19
275/35-19
i recently put on a set of fk 452's and i'm not disappointed...price was the big motivating factor for me, but i will say they have been quiet and the tread looks to be holding up rather well
Originally Posted by Alan
man, i wish the falkens came in beefier sizes... 255 35 19 in the front wouldve been really nice
Originally Posted by jimmyc13
Do you have a coupe? I think on the sedan, widest tire in the front is 245, but I could be wrong. Would have thought the max. size for the front of a coupe are 245 too?
currently i run ps2 in 255/35/19 and 275/35/19
i love the ps2's but they are so expensive!!! looks like ill give the falkens a shot next. t1-r seems to be a bit mushy and noisy for my tastes. re050 is too harsh and contisport contact 3 doesnt come in the sizes i want
I cant say for Falkin, but Im currently on Toyo's after running SO3's. 245x19 and 275x19. The performance seems to be the same. I am just hoping they last longer. That road noise is NASTY.
Originally Posted by jimmyc13
I don't get it...I have T1-R's and I've never found them to be noisy?...
I have 37K miles on my T1-R's and will most likely have to replace them at around 45K....
I have 37K miles on my T1-R's and will most likely have to replace them at around 45K....
Originally Posted by Alan
good heavens youve gone 37k miles on your tires?! thats insane!
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