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I've gotten good words on the toyo proxess tires. It depends on how you want to balance mileage and grip. If you mic your tires on a regular basis and track your wear you can expect about 30-40k on those tires with lite canyon carving. The advan sports have gotten a little stronger in compound than what they used to be. I know im not stickin with the bridgestones after this.
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Hands down the RE-11, have about 5k miles on them and they will not break loose. Like riding on rails.
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toyo proxis are dated imho. and they're only decent at best. they're in the same arena as nitto tires along with the other korean makers.
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They are a good mileage tire. Decent in handling i would agree. Im not saying they are sticky by an means but you can get damn good mileage out of em if you are dd.
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I had Yokohama Advan AD-08s on mine. I loved them. The stickiest tire I've ever driven on (they pick EVERYTHING off the road and throw it on the car). And they grip incredibly well in the rain. I could do 110 no problem in the slickest of roads. They're $300 each, though.
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I was wanting to explore the advan sport. If I had really fat pockets I woud fo for the Michelin Pilot sport, those tires are pretty much bulletproof!
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how or where can I get RE-11s for sport package size?? I tried tire rack but nothing! help!!! I need tires like asap!!!!!!!
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He's not going to answer. The post previous to yours is dated 10/13/2011.
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