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| Posted:Dec 2 2003, 11:25 PM |
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Hey dudes, just a quick one to see if anyone else has got the same problem.
I got some new rims for my car and they came with Falken tyres. just want to know if anyone else thinks that these tyres are incredibly dangerous on wet roads.........? I have had trouble turning corners at low speeds and as some of you know Darwin in the wet season is not the place for crap tyres.   |
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| Posted:Dec 3 2003, 08:23 AM |
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Dude get yourself a set of Federals, they reasonably priced and are way way grippy. The Rolla wears 205/40/R17's and on wet roads it struggles to turn them. Hot fours got or still run a page on the federals and show a comparisson against Dunlop, Falken Bridgestone, and Federal, and overall the federals do really well....
If u want when it buckets down giz us a bell an ill take u for a spin
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| Posted:Dec 5 2003, 02:16 AM |
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| check out the post in cruise northern territory thats handling those tyres worked well pulling hand brakies up to the lights...... oh yeah thats right i had no brakes aaaaahhhhhh |
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| Posted:Dec 9 2003, 12:12 AM |
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All my experiences with Falkens is they suck in the Wet and in the dry I woudl rather take just about any other tyre.
my mates simple Simplx tyre cheap for burnouts ETC work well alround and are cheap as.
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