popular Posted by Marlin1975 • Nov 20, 2024
Nov 20, 2024 7:14 PM
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popular Posted by Marlin1975 • Nov 20, 2024
Nov 20, 2024 7:14 PM
Goodyear Outlast tires $30 off each - Walmart
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Reliants are a decent economy tire. Great for those that do not drive much. The Outlast last longer so better for those that drive more.
The V rated Kumho Ku27 is a better tire, even at 5% price premium. Stronger tire construction and superior dry weather handling. It uses a softer compound that's good for 45-50K miles. The rubber chemistry is also resistant to cracking. This is very important if you don't rack up the miles. I have two Kumho Solus TA11 requiring no additional weight. My static tire balancer is good to 1/8 oz.
They said that the tire drastically changed once it had some wear. The stats between the tires for things like stopping distance and such were frightening.
I wouldn't be putting these on my car. I paid more at Sam's club they have right now. Still a decent price. 140 off.
I wrongly assumed that they were just rebranded maxlife. There is much more difference than the price.
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The V rated Kumho Ku27 is a better tire, even at 5% price premium. Stronger tire construction and superior dry weather handling. It uses a softer compound that's good for 45-50K miles. The rubber chemistry is also resistant to cracking. This is very important if you don't rack up the miles. I have two Kumho Solus TA11 requiring no additional weight. My static tire balancer is good to 1/8 oz.
Where did you find that? Walmart?
Update: OK I see it. But they don't carry my size.
I have not seen any hard dates yet.
Some thought it was a few days ago but still going on.
MAYBE next week sometime as it ended around Thanksgiving. So I would order as soon as you can. If you buy to install later just keep them out of sunlight and rain and they will be good.
The V rated Kumho Ku27 is a better tire, even at 5% price premium. Stronger tire construction and superior dry weather handling. It uses a softer compound that's good for 45-50K miles. The rubber chemistry is also resistant to cracking. This is very important if you don't rack up the miles. I have two Kumho Solus TA11 requiring no additional weight. My static tire balancer is good to 1/8 oz.
(I had a set of (different model) Kumho 4-season performance tires and in Summer they were great, but that had resulted in compromises in winter performance.)
(I had a set of (different model) Kumho 4-season performance tires and in Summer they were great, but that had resulted in compromises in winter performance.)
If you're talking about the Kumho Ku27 they do awful in snow/ice. They work well dry and decent in rain. But have little snow driving ability and none for ice.
The General RT45 do ok in snow. But if you're doing a lot of snow/ice driving then a snow tire will blow away even the best all-season tire.
The V rated Kumho Ku27 is a better tire, even at 5% price premium. Stronger tire construction and superior dry weather handling. It uses a softer compound that's good for 45-50K miles. The rubber chemistry is also resistant to cracking. This is very important if you don't rack up the miles. I have two Kumho Solus TA11 requiring no additional weight. My static tire balancer is good to 1/8 oz.
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