Yokohama S-Drives
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Yokohama S-Drives
So I just ordered me some S-Drives. Never had them or rode with anyone who has em. But the rating is off the charts for a cheaper tire.
So question being, who's all had experience with em, and are they the good choice for me? If it helps, its my DD, I do occasional AutoX and occasional cruises through our mointain passes. Love sticky tires, but need somethin with good tread wear. These seemed like the best choice....
So question being, who's all had experience with em, and are they the good choice for me? If it helps, its my DD, I do occasional AutoX and occasional cruises through our mointain passes. Love sticky tires, but need somethin with good tread wear. These seemed like the best choice....
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Going from bridgestone re-050a pole positions to s-drives, I really dislike them. Much harsher ride, much louder, less dry grip, less wet grip. Very unhappy with the tires, but they fit the budget .
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Haha, well I know there are alot of choices, and many between the S-Drives and the RE050s. I mean the Yokos are $300 dollars cheaper for all four. So sacrificing a little performance to save alot of green will be worth it. Cause I can't ever see myself buying tires that are more than $200 a piece unless they're track tires. I was seeing if there is a tire around the same price range, that's better than the S-Drives (ex. Falken FK452, BF G-Force SuperSport, Dunlop SP SportMaxx, etc)