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Got these tyres put on Friday.

17' 235 all round

Went for a drive Thought the grampians on Saturday and was very impressed so much better than my old sava tyres highly recomend them.

Grip has improved a lot on take off's but its still difficult to get a good launch.

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I have had it on a few track days, nothing special on the track, once they heat up, get very squirmy... i'm sure there are a lot worse, but i'm sure there are better... for a street tyre i can't complain. I'm down to probably under 50% tread now and they are starting to feel like it to.

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Hi.

I've only done about 200 klms on mine so far, probably still quite waxy, but the traction is great. I have 200 rwkw and my previous tyres (although they were crap) would break traction at 4000 rpm. The Hankooks, barely skip at all.

They corner really well to for street driving.

I'll put more up when I've done a few more ks and driven some of my more favorite roads.

How much did you get the 16" tyres for?

Make sure you get them from a place that is a preffered supplier of Hankooks. There is a list on their website.

There is a massive price difference.

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