Daytona tires
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I've seen the Daytona tires at WheelWorks and Pep Boys. If I remember correctly, they look good, but were NOT W-, Y-, or Z-speed rated tires. If you're looking for inexpensive price/performance, I suggest looking @ the Kumho ECSTA 712's.
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FWIW,
I am currently running Sumitomo HTRZ-II's and have been quite pleased with their performance/price ratio. They're priced just a teeny bit higher (~$20 ea.) than the Kumho's.
No, they aren't P-Zero Rossos, but the law of diminishing returns is just as applicable to a tire as any other part on the car.
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I am currently running Sumitomo HTRZ-II's and have been quite pleased with their performance/price ratio. They're priced just a teeny bit higher (~$20 ea.) than the Kumho's.
No, they aren't P-Zero Rossos, but the law of diminishing returns is just as applicable to a tire as any other part on the car.
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FWIW-
I am currently running a set of the Dayton's on my 87. I have ~8K on them now with no problems - plenty of tread left - I expect to get ~25K out them at the rate I'm going now.
They are Z rated, and grip well in the rain and ride smooth. I have not experienced any problems with traction to date.
btw - there were ~$120/each - running 225/17 - F and 245/17 - R.
I would recommend them for a good general driver with no hesitations.
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I am currently running a set of the Dayton's on my 87. I have ~8K on them now with no problems - plenty of tread left - I expect to get ~25K out them at the rate I'm going now.
They are Z rated, and grip well in the rain and ride smooth. I have not experienced any problems with traction to date.
btw - there were ~$120/each - running 225/17 - F and 245/17 - R.
I would recommend them for a good general driver with no hesitations.
hth-