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    Default Rear tire question

    Hello!

    I have a 2010 spyder rs, and thought about changing my rear tire for a toyo R888 tire.
    Has anybody put this tire on a Spyder?

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    I've had good luck with the Toyo TR1 and the Proxess. The R888 is a soft racing tire, you would be lucky to get 5000 miles.

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    That tire will stick to the pavement; but it's not built to last long...
    2010 RT A&C, RT-L, RT-L , Orbital Blue, Cognac, Jet Black

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    From those last couple of comments sounds like the sort of tire I need as I keep sliding the backend with the standard tire:-)

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    There you are!
    Now you know which one to try, when the next tire needs to be bought!
    2010 RT A&C, RT-L, RT-L , Orbital Blue, Cognac, Jet Black

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    If your going to do it, skip the R888 and go with the RA1. It's about the same price and is a grippier tire that wears "better".

    The thing to be careful with on these tires is obviously rain, which really isn't all that worse. But more importantly, temperature. The tires don't grip well cold at all.

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    I bought the toyo 888 today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch Spyder View Post
    I bought the toyo 888 today.
    Can you post up a pic so I can check out how it looks? Thanks in advance.

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    Will post pictures when I have the tire on my Spyder.

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    My Spyder with the Toyo tire. Even when it is cold it grips beter then the Falken tire I had on before.

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    Default WEAR RATING

    your TOYO r888 has a 'wear rating' UTQG of 100 AA A verses my KUMHO AST with a UTQG of 400 A A...
    i got 25,000 miles out of my last KUMHO, and it's got all the grip i'll ever need...
    may i ask: how much was the TOYO...? my KUMHO was $81...

    TOYO is a gr8 look'n meat-ball... i luv it...
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    That sure looks like a serious piece of tire!!
    Please let us all know how you like it!
    2010 RT A&C, RT-L, RT-L , Orbital Blue, Cognac, Jet Black

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    I will post my findings.

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    The wear is no problem for me, i'm only driving 1500 to 2000 miles à year. So I hope that it will last for three years.

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