Whats the consensus on Falken tires?? Do you guys recommend them?
#4
There are better performing tires but something fair in that price range
would either be Kumho ecsta 712's or Toyo T1-S tires (don't hold me to that; prices always change). The Toyo's grip a little better and are a hair louder while the Kumho's are quieter but grip less at the limit. Kumho's cost less but will not last as long as the Toyo's. Both tire compounds are 'medium'; the Toyo's are a tad harder. The Kuhmo's have big water channels and do well (for the $$$) in the rain - even @ 39f/41r psi! I haven't had much wet weather experience with the Toyo's so I cannot comment much on that. The Toyo's definately grab the road better in the dry. Well, those are the facts - good luck.
#5
Re: There are better performing tires but something fair in that price range
Thanks for the helpful feedback. I just got quoted on four Toyo T1-S tires. They want $830 for four 225/40ZR18. Do you know if that's a good price for these tires? Also how many can you get from the Toyo's? Thanks Jayson
#6
Asking how many miles?
I've only put about 2K miles on them. From the looks of my tires now, you should be able to get; ballparking here..
40-50K+ of regualar driving.
upper 20's-35k of 'aggressive street driving', right down to the wear indicators, for sure.
They should last for several track auto-x's
From the looks of things, I'd say that they're the more 'durable' uhp performance tire, a mark above the Kumho's.
$830 (shipped?) is not too shabby @ all.
40-50K+ of regualar driving.
upper 20's-35k of 'aggressive street driving', right down to the wear indicators, for sure.
They should last for several track auto-x's
From the looks of things, I'd say that they're the more 'durable' uhp performance tire, a mark above the Kumho's.
$830 (shipped?) is not too shabby @ all.
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