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Posted by Random Lurker ('91 SE) on October 01, 2002 at 13:35:22:
They are a little bit nosier than my old tires. However, that is more than offset by the increase in grip. The cars rolls less when cornering due to the lower profile of the tire and the stiffness of the sidewall. I can also corner quite a bit faster and not feel like I am skating on the edge of my tires' friction circle. I will let you all know how this tire is in the rain and how it wears. The UTQG is 280 AA A vs. 320 A A for the dBs. But so far, my $80 / tire was well spent.
I just had these installed this morning on my stock rims. They replaced my AVS dBs which were a 225/60VR15. Yes, I do have some wheel gap but it is nothing to serious. The eibachs & tokicos help.