Yokohama AVS DB Tires
#1
Anyone know about these tires? I was going to use them year round in the Northeast (I have been advised against Toyos).
Also, how well do think 235/45's will fit on my 2K max?
(New 17X8 wheels of course).
Thanks a million for the help.
Also, how well do think 235/45's will fit on my 2K max?
(New 17X8 wheels of course).
Thanks a million for the help.
#2
I had these tires in 17's. They are awesome in wet weather. However, during the winter months here in Oklahoma, I literally got stuck at an intersection that was FLAT!!! I was just spinning, didn't matter what I did. They suck azz in the winter.....if you are looking for a awesome high performance all season tire, they don't exist. I just invested in a set of Proxes T1-S's, and they look like wet/dry traction is outstanding, but as far as snow, I'm gonna be riding on 15" steel wheels. I suggest you just invest in some kick *** summer tires, and then some cheap 15" winter tires and some steel wheels.
#3
Originally posted by Slickismax
I had these tires in 17's. They are awesome in wet weather. However, during the winter months here in Oklahoma, I literally got stuck at an intersection that was FLAT!!! I was just spinning, didn't matter what I did. They suck azz in the winter.....if you are looking for a awesome high performance all season tire, they don't exist. I just invested in a set of Proxes T1-S's, and they look like wet/dry traction is outstanding, but as far as snow, I'm gonna be riding on 15" steel wheels. I suggest you just invest in some kick *** summer tires, and then some cheap 15" winter tires and some steel wheels.
I had these tires in 17's. They are awesome in wet weather. However, during the winter months here in Oklahoma, I literally got stuck at an intersection that was FLAT!!! I was just spinning, didn't matter what I did. They suck azz in the winter.....if you are looking for a awesome high performance all season tire, they don't exist. I just invested in a set of Proxes T1-S's, and they look like wet/dry traction is outstanding, but as far as snow, I'm gonna be riding on 15" steel wheels. I suggest you just invest in some kick *** summer tires, and then some cheap 15" winter tires and some steel wheels.
#4
Slick is right
Originally posted by Slickismax
I had these tires in 17's. They are awesome in wet weather. However...they suck azz in the winter.....if you are looking for a awesome high performance all season tire, they don't exist.
I had these tires in 17's. They are awesome in wet weather. However...they suck azz in the winter.....if you are looking for a awesome high performance all season tire, they don't exist.
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