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07-31-2015, 10:12 PM | #1 |
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Vredestein, PSS,Nitto's, PZERO's what's your choice of Tires
I have Driven on Pss 19's and so far my review is not as great as the Vred's but they are 2 different tire and SIZes
on my old wheels 19" I kept spinning out and its not as Sticky as these Vreds although the wheels I have now are 20" and 305's After Changing to 20" it was like night and day, No Spin out's and these tires stick like Glue I know A Few of us Running Vreds even on track like Middlyman Knowing guys here take it to track, what is your choice of tire if you are about to Replace your set. 1.Would you keep what you have?. 2.WOuld you switch to a different brand?. |
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I prefer the PSS but prefer to the use the Ferrari spec 295/35R20 for the rear.
More traction, more wheel protection, and a more accurate speedometer. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes |
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I have to say I'm not impressed with the MPSS, I'd read and heard lots of hype about this sticky tyre that does great mileage and grips in the wet, but I find it wants for traction all the time, turn in isn't great and the lateral grip at the front isn't very confidence inspiring as I feel like the front end is or wants to wash out.
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