sumitomo htr zII
#1
sumitomo htr zII
whats every1's opinions on the sumitomo tire featured on the "May specials" page....also does anyone have or know weather 275/40/17 will fit on a 17 x8 rim and if you have that set up lemme se some pics llol thanx
#4
Originally Posted by Jack The Ripper
Sumotomo's are decent, but you get what you pay for..
They are good cheap disposable tires. So if you burn em out all quicklike, you wont be too bummed cause they are dirt cheap.
They are good cheap disposable tires. So if you burn em out all quicklike, you wont be too bummed cause they are dirt cheap.
so traction w/ 410 gears would suck lol
#7
Originally Posted by Lances03GT
Well they are not the worse but yea I can spin the hell out of them.They are awesome in the rain though!!
#9
Originally Posted by Lances03GT
Well they are not the worse but yea I can spin the hell out of them.They are awesome in the rain though!!
dont put too much trust in them.. i've had some bad experiences in the rain with my 315 sumitomo's... when i first got them i thought i'd keep buying them because of the price but i just mounted some bfg drag radials and there's no way i can go back to sumitomos.
sumitomos are good for the price but dont expect great traction.
#10
Originally Posted by mcmmotorsports
Knowing that the Sumos are sized small, the 275's should fit on your 17x8's with no problems.
#12
Originally Posted by svtsnakebitn
yes this is true... nittos run small/summis are "normal"/BFG's are oversized
#14
Originally Posted by svtsnakebitn
yes this is true... nittos run small/summis are "normal"/BFG's are oversized
Other than that, I'm just an FNG here with a 67 and an 04 GT
#17
Nittos run small.
Sumitomo is a standard size tire.
BFG are generally larger.
Sumitomo HTRZ II's are actually very good tires for traction, I've run through two sets of them, and a set of BFG, and Dunlop. Don't be confused to consider these "disposable" cheap tires. A low tread life generally results in better grip. They don't really have what would be considered a low tread life though. Kumho's have shorter lifespans (and benefit some in traction due to this)
Sumitomo is a standard size tire.
BFG are generally larger.
Sumitomo HTRZ II's are actually very good tires for traction, I've run through two sets of them, and a set of BFG, and Dunlop. Don't be confused to consider these "disposable" cheap tires. A low tread life generally results in better grip. They don't really have what would be considered a low tread life though. Kumho's have shorter lifespans (and benefit some in traction due to this)
#20
I run em on my car but i got them for the price. The car i have them on is my daily driver. And i can tell you they are more then adequate in that department and have very good tread life and ride quality. As for the performance minded. I wouldnt call them my first pick. I can break traction with my stock motor and im running 315s. So id look elsewhere if you want performance. Oh yeah and they are very good tires in the rain. Not looking forward to snow next season though.
#21
I've got these in 275/315 F/R on my stang and I drove through a blizzard in Vail/Aspen Co around Jan 10, 06 I was doing 5-10 mph for about 2.5 hours on I76. Never lost traction never spun out and never saw the road except for the reflectors on the side of the highway. They were great but now they're bald cause of repeated trips to the smoke show....
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