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Old 07-20-2005, 06:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Update: When wet, from a standstill, common sense reigns - go easy on the torque. Impressively, the back end very quickly regains touch from a wheelspin than from the OEM tires. Puddles and whatnot are ignored so far by the car. Driven in the light rain and slick streets as I would normally drive dry. Will update again when the snow hits. As of today, I have put more than 5000 miles on the tires, and they show very little wear. I am fully expecting them to last much longer than the OEMs. Treadwear rating is 400 by the way. I need to stop squealing on purpose.
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