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Originally Posted by wilsonp How does the grip of the V12 compare to the OEM RE050? Grip is pretty good. I'd say they are a little harder to break loose
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Grip is pretty good. I'd say they are a little harder to break loose than the RE050s. The sidewall is a little softer, though.
All in all they are a very good street tire, especially at the price they go for. I'm happy with them but I'd rather run something else on the track. Once I have a second car and don't put so many miles on the Z I will probably go to something more aggressive like the RE11s... I just don't want to chew through 2-3 sets a year.
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I'm going to be replacing mine with Bridgestone RE760's next spring. For a street tire, they have double the treadwear rating of the RE050A's and seem to have comparible grip.
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