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    Thread: What Tires?

    1. #1
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      What Tires?

      Ok, after flat spotting my front tires at El Toro, I need new ones. It is street driven mostly, but am trying to autocross soon.



      Right now I have Goodyear F1 GS-D3 front and back.
      245/40/r17 & 315/35/r17.

      Well now Goodyear doesnt make the F1 in a 245/40, only 245/45. So I need a tire that I can get in a 245/40, and also a 315/35.

      Any suggestions, I am looking at tire rack tonight.
      Mike


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      Throw the fronts in the back and due some custom rounding burnouts, LOL

      Gaetano Cosentino
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      Unfortunately, the flat spot is down past the tread depth.

      I am looking into Nitro tires now.
      Mike

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      Nitro? or Nitto?

      And don't feel bad, you aren't the only one with spotted tires!
      Nick R.
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      Damn fingers, they dont listen to what I am meanning, Nitto.
      Mike

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      Don't ask me, Toyo R888 is the only tire I know. RA-1 before that. Havent run anything else in 8 years. Probly not a good idea if its your daily driver tho.

      Gaetano Cosentino
      Dont Drive Faster Than Your Angels Can Fly

    7. #7
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      Nitto makes the invo in those sizes. And its a 220/260 tread wear which is almost perfect for the events like el toro
      Ken

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      I really like the nitto nt05. Good all around and has decent treadware.
      The price is right too.
      Ryan Press
      www.sirecustomperformance.com

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    9. #9
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      Well after a long search, I think I got the last two GS-D3 tires in America. Should be back up and running Thursday.

      I am going to be looking at Nitto and Toyo for the future.
      Mike




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