Sumitomo HTRZ
#1
03-16-2006, 11:05 PM
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Location: Dayton, OH
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Sumitomo HTRZ
wow, I didnt know they were that cheap. I found a site that sells the 315/35/17 for 110 bux. Not that I need them, I was just surprised
#2
03-16-2006, 11:25 PM
Originally Posted by whitethunder46
wow, I didnt know they were that cheap. I found a site that sells the 315/35/17 for 110 bux. Not that I need them, I was just surprised
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#3
03-17-2006, 06:18 AM
Originally Posted by whitethunder46
wow, I didnt know they were that cheap. I found a site that sells the 315/35/17 for 110 bux. Not that I need them, I was just surprised
#5
03-19-2006, 04:59 AM
I had them on my old 04 and on my 98 now. They are a great tire for the $$. Of course they are not as good as the other tires but they cost less than half usually.
They are a good daily driver tire, they are not good for drag racing, but are fine for me. They last a while and are a descent tire imo.
They are a good daily driver tire, they are not good for drag racing, but are fine for me. They last a while and are a descent tire imo.
#7
03-19-2006, 03:15 PM
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Im running sumitomo HRZ.... 245 front, 315 back.
For the price you just cannot beat them. I had all 4 purchased mounted and balanced for a grand total of 560.
They suck on wet roads, and totally blow in the snow. By dry pavement they seem to work well. Unless the pavement is very cold, then they still suck.
It was either those of 1,200 for a set of BF goodrich G-forces.
I figured i would go the cheap route, and if they sucked i would get something better next time. On dry pavement they work fine though.
For the price you just cannot beat them. I had all 4 purchased mounted and balanced for a grand total of 560.
They suck on wet roads, and totally blow in the snow. By dry pavement they seem to work well. Unless the pavement is very cold, then they still suck.
It was either those of 1,200 for a set of BF goodrich G-forces.
I figured i would go the cheap route, and if they sucked i would get something better next time. On dry pavement they work fine though.
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