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Interested as to why you think that too... Have never had a problem with Toyos myself.

Used to run the T1Rs. Were a good tyre in my opinion.

Also my mums car has Toyo Trampios fitted & have never had a problem with them either...

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i used to have the older toyo T1S's on my skyline and they were fantastic, enormous grip for a street tyre and the T1R's were the replacement which are supposedly even better. this is the first time i've heard a bad word spoken about them. perhaps NISSAN GTR can elaborate on why hes not such a fan??

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i've got the R1R's

they're excellent for dry grip and wet too, but they do wear down quickly.

but i suppose its due to the soft rubber, its the trade off that you have to pay for awesome grip.

i'm running 320rwkw in my R32 GTR and i dont have a problem putting the power down with the tyres on.

if you can afford them then definitely get them.

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