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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Kenda and only Kenda. No opportunities to try anything else. :yes:
Bob Denman
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Kumho's Ecsta AST is my favorite rear tire. :clap:
(In the OEM sizing: of course!)
(In the OEM sizing: of course!)
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
I posted the BEST choices front and rear the other day ..... Mike :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
But...can there be too many tire threads about tire treads? :roflblack::roflblack:
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Bob Denman
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The "Yoke" might be the next one that I try... :thumbup:
Chupaca
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Kenda....
I have not had issues with the Kendas. Now I have worked with bike tires for many a year and know the brands out there but can not contribute a favorite cause I have not used any other. I am running a Arachnid and will report my findings when it wears out....Still meaty at 7,000 miles...:thumbup:
I have not had issues with the Kendas. Now I have worked with bike tires for many a year and know the brands out there but can not contribute a favorite cause I have not used any other. I am running a Arachnid and will report my findings when it wears out....Still meaty at 7,000 miles...:thumbup:
CMA/IBA_rider
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Goodyear Assurance TripleTred All-Season
Honey I'm GONE
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Best tires
type this in the " advanced search box " ..... 215/60-15 Michelin ..... the second post you see " 215/60-15 Michelin Hydro-edge wear report " ,is where it is ....... My post #86 has the answers .........Mike :thumbup:
2RTsGV
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ofdave
New member
not possible
there are three or four going now and obviously very few do any looking at threads or searching
maybe it's time for a "tire" sticky?
PW2013STL
Active member
My preference for rear tire in order of best to least. All preformed better then the OEM tire by a large margin.
Michelin Premier A/S - overall great handling in dry as well as wet.
Size 205/60R15
Kumho Ecsta ASI - Handled well, but not close to the Michelin
Size 225/50R15
General Altimax RT43 - Handled well up to 11,000 miles, but after that it became increasingly more slippery in wet roads. Others report better results.
Size 225/60R15
Michelin Premier A/S - overall great handling in dry as well as wet.
Size 205/60R15
Kumho Ecsta ASI - Handled well, but not close to the Michelin
Size 225/50R15
General Altimax RT43 - Handled well up to 11,000 miles, but after that it became increasingly more slippery in wet roads. Others report better results.
Size 225/60R15
Do you use 165/60r15 in front?
Deanna777
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Yes, I do use the 165/60R15 on the front. ( Continental Contiprocontact's). The Continental Contiprocontact's 9,231 miles on the them. I have not had any problems with the Continental Contiprocontact's. The tires are wearing well.
I use 215/60R15 on the rear( General Altimax RT43).
Deanna
GoldenSpyder
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