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305 on a 10 inch rim is a stretch for a street car, plus that is a lot of tire for some skinny front tires. these tires grip so well
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305 on a 10 inch rim is a stretch for a street car, plus that is a lot of tire for some skinny front tires. these tires grip so well that you will be amazed at what it can do. once you get more comfortable driving the car harder, you will see the drawback i mentioned. as for the vdc, i honestly dont think it will like your new tires much. you will see it kick on at tight turns a lot more or even under hard acceleration
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At the moment, my new set when I switch out all 4 will most likely be RE-11s. I've actually never driven on these tires before but the reviews praise them consistently and high. As for what I've experienced, Toyo Proxes are my current fav and I haven't ruled them out yet. I'll truly decide when the time comes for the change of all 4 tires.
If anyone has any thoughts on Proxes, which are not on the list, let me know! I had Proxes on a boosted FWD application so there might be something different in respect of our Zs. Thanks in advance! |
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