Rogue Hawk
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The have 9K miles on them and the back is getting a bit squirrely. I am looking to put some high quality rubber on to replace them. What is out there?
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Near time to replace OEM tires
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KnurledNut
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I think the OP was asking about Ryker tires. I could wrong though.
Rogue, the front tires are a proprietary size. We're stuck with the Kenda's. The rear, fortunately, is a different story. The 205/45R16 is way more common. I replaced my rear with a Yokohama Advan Fleva V701.
Rogue, the front tires are a proprietary size. We're stuck with the Kenda's. The rear, fortunately, is a different story. The 205/45R16 is way more common. I replaced my rear with a Yokohama Advan Fleva V701.
chris56
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I had a Toyo before, and use now this Hankook 16" - much more grip and better brakes - also in the Rain !!
https://www.hankooktire.com/us/en/tire/ventus/v12evo2-k120.html
https://www.hankooktire.com/us/en/tire/ventus/v12evo2-k120.html
One might come to that conclusion given the OP was posting in the Ryker forum :read:
Yeah sKiZo, when that goes round you'll probably notice it & might even end up chasing odd vibrations or steering issues, and left running like that for long enough it could even cause excessive premature wear in supension/steering components! 
. Sadly, that sorta thing is still often seen as 'normal' for Kenda tires, both OE spec & their Kanine Clones! :gaah:
Altho in all fairness, I should add that it occurs far less often these days than it did back in the early 20-teens, and it's almost becoming 'infrequent' that we see any of the more drastic 'quality control' failures that most other tire manufacturers would call 'defects' & not ever let the public/any purchasers see!! :banghead:
. Sadly, that sorta thing is still often seen as 'normal' for Kenda tires, both OE spec & their Kanine Clones! :gaah: Altho in all fairness, I should add that it occurs far less often these days than it did back in the early 20-teens, and it's almost becoming 'infrequent' that we see any of the more drastic 'quality control' failures that most other tire manufacturers would call 'defects' & not ever let the public/any purchasers see!! :banghead:
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Rogue Hawk
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Yes, I have the Ryker Rally. I use it in wet conditions quite a bit.
tbohman56
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I am using Achilles ATR-K Economist 165/50R16 on the front. I do recommend modifying the small bracket that holds the wire to the running lights as it is close fit. What I did was remove the clip and drip a small hole through the tab and zip tie the wire. I went to three different tire shops before I found one that would mount the tires. Big name brand shops like Firestone, etc would not mount them, but one of the local discount shops had no problem doing it.
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