Subject	For the price of the R888's I doubt you'll get a better tire
Posted by	ZinnZ32 on May 16, 2013 at 11:03 AM
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In Reply To	beating a dead horse (295-305 tire width??) posted by blackomega on May 16, 2013 at 10:29 AM
Message	In terms of traction at least. Treadlife at this stage, in the "below R-Comp" Bracket, where you need all the grip you can get. Isn't really a considerable option. Kumho XS are up there and have good sizes, perhaps check those. Also Hankook RS-3's PS: 285/35(40) on an 18" for sidewall is a bit big. 285/35 is passable, because it's only a slight bit larger diameter. However 295/30 is the best size in terms of aspect ratio you have listed. 305's are baller, but really, at that stage, 1 size wont make too much of a difference, and cost you much more. NT-05's are indeed good tires for the money right now. I agree that the tread depth is a bit shallow though. __________ Version 3.01
Follow Ups	beating a dead horse (295-305 tire width??) - blackomega 10:29:15 05/16/13 For the price of the R888's I doubt you'll get a better tire - ZinnZ32 11:03:20 05/16/13 I still really like the BF Goodrich TA KDW2s - TriniTT 11:20:41 05/16/13 Thanks yall. I see some people recommending a 315/30??? - blackomega 12:48:28 05/16/13 Re: beating a dead horse (295-305 tire width??) - AwesomeZ32 18:41:14 05/16/13 I went with the R888s - 295/30/18 $550 total - blackomega 10:01:41 05/17/13
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