Subject	I've had them on my TT for about 30k miles now
Posted by	NytWolf on December 30, 2004 at 12:47 AM
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In Reply To	Kumho ECSTA Supra 712 tires for NA? (read post first) posted by giotx on December 30, 2004 at 12:20 AM
Message	They handle okay for wet and pretty good for the dry. Most people complain about tire howl from the ECSTA's, but I think it's not that bad, especially if you aren't spoiled with the more expensive brands. BTW, I have about half of the tire tread left, and I still have negative camber on the front and I have a leadfoot. It's good enough for you unless you autoX in the rain.
Follow Ups	Kumho ECSTA Supra 712 tires for NA? (read post first) - giotx 00:20:34 12/30/04 Not really ideal for winter conditions, ok for dry DD use. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:25:23 12/30/04 I have a jeep for anything more than rain (n/m) - giotx 00:26:24 12/30/04 btw, live in texas - weather good 90% (n/m) - giotx 00:28:07 12/30/04 They should be fine to get you around for a few months. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:31:59 12/30/04 i just bought these tires and i live in SA - mousersix (San Antonio) 01:39:53 12/30/04 I've had them on my TT for about 30k miles now - NytWolf 00:47:38 12/30/04 30K? mine had never lasted that long. - CHUNG (Dallas) 01:12:50 12/30/04 Not gentle at all - NytWolf 11:41:21 12/30/04 i have them on my TT with 4 NA wheels. It's raining like - niZfreak (NorCal) 01:18:08 12/30/04 they SUCK if you like to take turns at all. - Nazgul 07:33:01 12/30/04 Yoko ES100's are better bang for the buck... - BradZ (FL) 10:38:28 12/30/04 agreed !!!! (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 11:47:45 12/30/04
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