2003 Sedan Sport Susp - Toyo Proxes TPT?
2003 Sedan Sport Susp - Toyo Proxes TPT?
The OEM Goodyear Eagles are getting thin on thread at 27,000 miles and we're looking for a new set in the OEM size (215/55/R17 for Sport Susp). Was suprised to find that staying OEM resulted in a rather limited selection!
I've searched the forums for Toyo Proxes TPT, which offers the OEM size, but haven't come across anyone using this tire; have seen other Toyo Proxes mentioned, but not this one, so sorry if this is a FAQ, but I didn't find it.
I'd like to stay with the OEM size - I know a lot of you have gone up to 225 and 235, but I'd like to stay with the original engineering specs - I figure they came up with them for a reason.
Does anyone have any direct knowledge of these tires? We're looking for good traction (at least as good as the original Goodyears), but hoping to get longer tread life (Toyo says 65K on these).
Thanks,
Ben
I've searched the forums for Toyo Proxes TPT, which offers the OEM size, but haven't come across anyone using this tire; have seen other Toyo Proxes mentioned, but not this one, so sorry if this is a FAQ, but I didn't find it.
I'd like to stay with the OEM size - I know a lot of you have gone up to 225 and 235, but I'd like to stay with the original engineering specs - I figure they came up with them for a reason.
Does anyone have any direct knowledge of these tires? We're looking for good traction (at least as good as the original Goodyears), but hoping to get longer tread life (Toyo says 65K on these).
Thanks,
Ben
i actually have them on my car. i just bought an 04 sedan with 20000 miles onit i came with the tires and they are brand new. the traction is actually incredible, especially in the rain. i love them....
jeremyt
jeremyt
The TPT is an all-season tire, thus being able to give long treadlife. It is not going to have as good traction as the Goodyear Eagle GSD's when pushing the car closer to the limits. It's just a fact, summer tires have softer compounds that will give better traction. If you don't really push your car and treadlife is your main concern then the TPT's should work just fine for your needs.
Originally Posted by benbailey1116
Thanks for the additional insight! We never exceeded the capacity of the OEM GY Eagle RSA's on our 2003 Sedan.
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