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Goodyear LS2000 Tyre

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rayace168:
sorry, a noob in tyres.

1) Is it soft tyres = comfy (not rough) and less noise? but no good grip?

2) Are there tyres that dun make noise after 10k to 20k run? suppose wear and tear would result in burning of rubber = noisy?

pls enlighten as i sometimes round sharp bends with 60 to 80km/hr with current stock.
so far so good except tyre marks smoothen faster at sides. Any recommendation?

latinojoe:
it's quite noisy but i would say that performance wise is better and i would sacrifice a little comfort on noise for safety. i tried the roundabout turn at clementi ave 6 with stock about 60-70km and it starts to skid a little but with the LS2000, 90-100km and i'm still doing good!
am recommending it against hankook but not sure of bridgestone potenza .

Mikal:

--- Quote from: tayyw76 on August 05, 2009, 12:04:19 AM ---Hankook optimo k415 also classifield under the high performance range...

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Anyone knows the current price of Hankook optimo k415 for 185/65 & 195/60 to replace stock Toyo?

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