>>> Vredestein Sessanta Vs Sumitomo HTR Z III <<<
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>>> Vredestein Sessanta Vs Sumitomo HTR Z III <<<
Two Brand Tires in my head.
255/35/18 ( F ) 275/35/18 ( R )
18x8.5 +20 18x9.5 +20 = Lowerd 1"
1. Vredestein Sessanta
http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...678#prodAnchor
2. sumitomo HTR Z III
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....odel=HTR+Z+III
-Both them has good reviews.
-both has them same price $720~735 ( Price after shipping cost)
Let me hear your Opinion
255/35/18 ( F ) 275/35/18 ( R )
18x8.5 +20 18x9.5 +20 = Lowerd 1"
1. Vredestein Sessanta
http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...678#prodAnchor
2. sumitomo HTR Z III
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....odel=HTR+Z+III
-Both them has good reviews.
-both has them same price $720~735 ( Price after shipping cost)
Let me hear your Opinion
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I'd get the sumitomos out of those two, but those tires have had bad reviews from this board. The tirerack reviews and tests though seem pretty positive.
For just about a $100 more, I'd opt for the Dunlop Sport Z1s in that size, as they should be superior to either of your choices.
For just about a $100 more, I'd opt for the Dunlop Sport Z1s in that size, as they should be superior to either of your choices.
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those 2 tires seem to be the best bang-for-the-buck high performance tires out there. I'm debating the same 2.
My thoughts are on the Vredestein 265/35 and 295/35, both on 9.5" wide wheels (all 4 corners).
My thoughts are on the Vredestein 265/35 and 295/35, both on 9.5" wide wheels (all 4 corners).
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Originally Posted by Zivman
I had a set of sumitomos on a previous car, I will not run them again
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Originally Posted by jjellyneck
The new III series is completely different from the old II series.
I just bought a set of the vredesteins. I hoping for the best. Hoping they grip at least as good as my Khumos and last as long
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Originally Posted by Zivman
I didn't have a problem with the grip, noise, or overall performance of the tire, it just wore insanely fast. For the same or little bit more money, I could have gotten a better tire.
I just bought a set of the vredesteins. I hoping for the best. Hoping they grip at least as good as my Khumos and last as long
I just bought a set of the vredesteins. I hoping for the best. Hoping they grip at least as good as my Khumos and last as long
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Originally Posted by Zivman
I didn't have a problem with the grip, noise, or overall performance of the tire, it just wore insanely fast. For the same or little bit more money, I could have gotten a better tire.
I just bought a set of the vredesteins. I hoping for the best. Hoping they grip at least as good as my Khumos and last as long
I just bought a set of the vredesteins. I hoping for the best. Hoping they grip at least as good as my Khumos and last as long
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Originally Posted by ncparamedic
j- im digging the vredesteins...im sending you something on email..
Got Your Email. unbelievable price.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by xhooniex83
Since 'motormouth' - thomas just purchased Sumitomo, i feel like i want to try Vredestein