FS: NEW Toyo T1R 315/25/19 and 235/35/19
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01-22-2009 | 03:54 AM
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I am in Diamond Bar CA 91765. My guess is 100 miles away. Sorry, can't get those.
Sorry, not at this time unless someone else need the other pair. Do you need front or back?
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01-24-2009 | 10:36 AM
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Sorry, definitely can't do one rear. I will let you know on a pair of rear tires.
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01-30-2009 | 12:15 PM
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How do these stack up to Michelin PS2's?? That's all I've ever run on my car and I push it a bit in the canyons so need something rock solid... I run R888's on my 18" Volks when I track so this is just for hard street driving and cruising to the office occasionally...
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01-30-2009 | 01:11 PM
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I'll know the answer to this question next week as I am getting a set of these to replace my PS2's.....
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01-30-2009 | 08:15 PM
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Kato,
I'm running these now on my Turbo and they're smooth and quiet. They are able to be rotated if you run lots of negative camber to get more miles on them.
They're sticky wet or dry - some say the side walls are not as stiff as the MPS2s, but for the price you cannot go wrong.
I'll buy them again when I need them - and would pick these up if I needed a set, but mine still have lots of miles left.
Rich
I'm running these now on my Turbo and they're smooth and quiet. They are able to be rotated if you run lots of negative camber to get more miles on them.
They're sticky wet or dry - some say the side walls are not as stiff as the MPS2s, but for the price you cannot go wrong.
I'll buy them again when I need them - and would pick these up if I needed a set, but mine still have lots of miles left.
Rich
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02-05-2009 | 12:54 AM
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Kato,
I'm running these now on my Turbo and they're smooth and quiet. They are able to be rotated if you run lots of negative camber to get more miles on them.
They're sticky wet or dry - some say the side walls are not as stiff as the MPS2s, but for the price you cannot go wrong.
I'll buy them again when I need them - and would pick these up if I needed a set, but mine still have lots of miles left.
Rich
I'm running these now on my Turbo and they're smooth and quiet. They are able to be rotated if you run lots of negative camber to get more miles on them.
They're sticky wet or dry - some say the side walls are not as stiff as the MPS2s, but for the price you cannot go wrong.
I'll buy them again when I need them - and would pick these up if I needed a set, but mine still have lots of miles left.
Rich
Thanks to Stephen for a smooth tire transaction.
#29
02-05-2009 | 01:56 AM
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Uhhhh, not sure if you've received my latest PM's but I've been trying to buy these from you for a few days...
I'm ready to pick them up and met your price and have offered to send you a deposit to demonstrate how serious I am.
Please re-check your PM's and get back to me if you want to sell these still.
I'm ready to pick them up and met your price and have offered to send you a deposit to demonstrate how serious I am.
Please re-check your PM's and get back to me if you want to sell these still.