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drifter17a

By drifter17a,
May 2, 2020 in General Automotive Discussion

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Grand Master

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Posted May 7, 2020

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Posted May 7, 2020

The Michelin 4s are a great tyre because they are 300tw. They actually supposedly have a different blend of rubber on the outside edge of the tyre, so the inside is a 300TW tyre and the outside is approaching R comp.

Because you're never really on the outside edge of the tyre unless you are really pushing it, you get long life and good grip.

However, they only really come in 19's and above.
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Grand Master

The Bogan

Posted May 7, 2020

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Posted May 7, 2020

I'm impressed with my Hankook Ventus S1 EVO 3's.

Just depends on what size you need/want.

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Posted May 8, 2020

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Posted May 8, 2020

I'm running PS4S on my daily (BMW with lots of power) and very happy with them in wet & dry conditions.

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