kuhmo spt's or the nitto invo's
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From: Clarksville, TN
people are saying that you can't have 245's and 275's cuz its not recommended.
No, they dont
I dont know what others are saying, but currently they are running beautifully on my '08 sedan. They're also perfect for 8.5/9.5 set up...they have enough protection from getting u curb rashes when parallel parking, so i have no fear of scratching my rims and they provide enough support when going through potholes and dips to prevent my wheels from getting dented up...i have no complaints about the set up...
I dont know what others are saying, but currently they are running beautifully on my '08 sedan. They're also perfect for 8.5/9.5 set up...they have enough protection from getting u curb rashes when parallel parking, so i have no fear of scratching my rims and they provide enough support when going through potholes and dips to prevent my wheels from getting dented up...i have no complaints about the set up...
I have the Kumho and I'm happy with them for a good street tire. I never tried the Invos, so I can't compare. I am thinking about trying the S-Drive next though... Overall though, good choice with the Kumho, no regrets, completely satisfied.
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From: Boca Raton Fl
I'm picking up a pair of Hankook Ventus tomorrow at a local wholesale shop at a great price. I haven't seen many tire manufacturers able to compete with Hankook pricing.
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