D.O.T. R Compound tires
OK so im looking to purchase a set of tires for the upcoming autocross season. This is my first big purchase as far as tires even though i have been doin this a while. I would love to get some Hoosier A6s but they are outrageous and I cant find a used set in 225/50/13. So i thought of trying a different tire but havent heard much about other tires as far as being able to compare with the hoosier. So lets here what you guys suggest.
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Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
Look at Kumho 710's they are popular, and I wouldn't recommend buying used slicks unless you know the person.
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Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
ya i checked them out they dont offer a wide enough tire in 13
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Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
good luck finding sticky tires in that size
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hoosier, avon, hancook, and toyo make them and i believe yokohama i just dont know which is the best bang for my buck
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Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
Originally Posted by Fasian
(Post 6134137)
ya i checked them out they dont offer a wide enough tire in 13
What class do you race in, can you use any other wheel sizes that might give more tire options? |
Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
Originally Posted by Fasian
(Post 6134516)
hoosier, avon, hancook, and toyo make them and i believe yokohama i just dont know which is the best bang for my buck
The 13inch hoosiers are only 1/2inch wider than the Kumho. And really need an 8inch rim if you what the best. |
Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
Originally Posted by sjfehr
(Post 6136136)
For 13" wheels, beggars can't be choosers, I think you're extremely lucky to have any tires at all, letalone multiple options. V710 215/50R13 (round shoulder) is awfully close to 225/50R13, you're not going to be giving much up. Would lower you about 10mm, too, and lower gear ratios about 4%. They're a little cheaper than Hoosiers and from what I've heard, will probably last quite a bit longer.
What class do you race in, can you use any other wheel sizes that might give more tire options? |
Re: D.O.T. R Compound tires
Give Eric Frisby at Frisby Race Tire (www.FrisbyRaceTire.com) a call at (800) 798-7201 or e-mail EFrisby@FrisbyRaceTire.com. He's helped us with tires of all sizes and compounds.
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