I disagree 100%, if you open up the car on the roadway or your doing a lot of hard driving a premium tire is absolutely necessary.
I don’t think he/she meant quality doesn’t matter, just saying that any high quality performance tire from a reputable brand will be fine for normal and even “hard” street driving. There is a lot of nuance in terms of road feel, wet/dry traction, noise, etc, but it comes down to what tire characteristics are most important to you and what your budget is.
Yeah you can swap the center caps you'll just need to pop em off before you mount em. I dunno which other ones will fit but you can remove em and such.
Would you think 18's 18x8.5 +40 on 245/40r18 up would cause any issues? same as yours but instead of 35 the offset is 40. looking for an all-season setup for winter but not sure if it will cause issues with clearance with breaks... thank you!
pretty consistent for sure, but the tire has a slow reaction compare to PS4S or V601 I used previously. Those tire give you a immediate response braking right away, but the Nt01 just make it a bit delay but will brake really fast after that. I'm still trying to get used to the feel. The most impressive thing is with 4 track days the tire still has some life left for probably for a 5th or even 6th. (probably i'm not using it hard enough, but still impressive compare to A052 or AR-1 I seen)
If its blue, its not a limited edition.
got it thank you
I hope you did not pay extra for a blue LE hehe
Not saying quality is not important, only that once you are at a certain level, it doesn't matter much. Michelin, Continental, Goodyear, Pirelli--I mean, they are all good tires. Paying a lot more for a fancy tire that all the Internet cognoscenti proclaim the GOAT is probably not going to be worth it for most drivers.
didn't pay any more than the other colors except the phoenix yellow lol that one is to much
again i'm going to disagree, I have had a few motorcycles, street cars and a few actual racing go karts and I can tell you that rather your driving, racing or going out on the weekends a good tire makes all the difference. I'm not a young dude anymore and have a family and in rain, snow, slick conditions or whatever having a good reliable tire that is the "best in the world" that's one less thing you gotta worry about.
why is that? and i thought I said I was going with a 245
