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i am getting new tires for my 99 ss and i can't deside if i want a set of nittos or the new bfgoodrich g-force t/a kdws. have any of you heard of the kdws? They say the kdw is now discontinued??? is that true?
Posts: 30 | From: Dodge City, KS USA | Registered: Nov 2000
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I believe they are both good tires but I would go with whatever will get you the most mileage because they are both sticky tires. I haven't heard anything about them being discontinued.
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I'm a happy user of Nitto NT-555 (not-R's) tires on 2 cars, plus I have 4 friends who made the switch, all have been very pleased (1-300ZX, 1 Camaro, 2 Mustangs) Great wet traction, Tread wear is cool too!!
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Posts: 33 | From: Central Texas | Registered: Oct 2000
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Take a look at the Bridgestone RE730, fantastic wet weather traction, excellent dry traction and a 300 treadwear rating to boot. I have these tires on my Z28 and they are fantastic. Question, do you want all season tires? If so I would go with the BFG's.
Posts: 3 | From: Coral Springs, Fl, USA | Registered: Dec 2000
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quote:Originally posted by 01BurnedorangeSS: Take a look at the Bridgestone RE730, fantastic wet weather traction, excellent dry traction and a 300 treadwear rating to boot. I have these tires on my Z28 and they are fantastic. Question, do you want all season tires? If so I would go with the BFG's.
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