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roastpuff 05-02-2023 09:19 PM

bcrdukes' Tire Discussion Thread
 
Moving chat to here so we don't spam the snow tire thread with non snow tire chatter.

AzNightmare 05-02-2023 09:27 PM

LOL @ thread title.
Just make it an A/S & Summer tire discussion thread.

bcrdukes 05-02-2023 09:37 PM

lol

whitev70r 05-02-2023 09:51 PM

you should have to pay a fee for naming rights on a thread.

EvoFire 05-02-2023 10:05 PM

As long as this doesn't become looking for tires for dukes like looking for a car for bic_baws

roastpuff 05-02-2023 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9097889)
As long as this doesn't become looking for tires for dukes like looking for a car for bic_baws

You mean trollface :troll:

EvoFire 05-02-2023 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by roastpuff (Post 9097890)
You mean trollface :troll:

He should have bought the one in Kelowna /endtread

bcrdukes 05-02-2023 11:02 PM

Okay, in terms of rolling resistance, the crappy General stock tires the car came with offered really good fuel mileage. I would get 6.5KM/100km. On the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3, best I could get was 6.9/100km all highway.

Badhobz 05-03-2023 12:25 AM

How come you don’t think these all weather tires can survive TO’s winters ? According to the videos I’ve watched they seem to be able to perform adequately in snow and ice vs normal snow tires. :awwyeah:

Notice that I did not say cross climate 2s. I said all weather tires….uhhhh yeah peepoClappeepoClap

TypeRNammer 05-03-2023 05:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9097889)
As long as this doesn't become looking for tires for dukes like looking for a car for bic_baws

Or you mean master window shopper trollface :lawl:

bcrdukes 05-03-2023 06:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9097894)
Notice that I did not say cross climate 2s. I said all weather tires….uhhhh yeah peepoClappeepoClap

The only all weather tire that comes to mind are Cross Climate 2s :troll:

trollface 05-03-2023 07:04 AM

Just buy one of each.

I run an Indy500, Cross Climate 2, DWS 6 and General Artic Max on my Golf R.

roastpuff 05-03-2023 08:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9097893)
Okay, in terms of rolling resistance, the crappy General stock tires the car came with offered really good fuel mileage. I would get 6.5KM/100km. On the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3, best I could get was 6.9/100km all highway.

Definitely not CC2s then - they are bad for rolling resistance, will add at least 0.5L/100KM to the fuel consumption.

DWS06+ has good fuel economy thanks to being lighter and less rolling resistance. On my old CSX basically no difference compared to the Uniroyal A/S my parents stuck on there before.

EvoFire 05-03-2023 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by roastpuff (Post 9097912)
Definitely not CC2s then - they are bad for rolling resistance, will add at least 0.5L/100KM to the fuel consumption.

DWS06+ has good fuel economy thanks to being lighter and less rolling resistance. On my old CSX basically no difference compared to the Uniroyal A/S my parents stuck on there before.

My experience with the DWS06+ wasn't the same. I went from the OEM Bridgestones to DWS and found rolling resistance to be much higher, yes I went from 245-255 and upped 1" in diameter, but I was still surprised how much difference it made. I never measured the fuel economy but I could feel the car slowing down quicker after I let off the throttle.

The OEM tires were actually great if it weren't for that nail. They were decent in the snow, handled decent, comfortable for a runflat. Overall decent all around.

roastpuff 05-03-2023 08:56 AM

Interesting, maybe the Uniroyal A/S my parents had were just so bad lol. Didn't change the size, it was 205/55R16 for both tires.

Badhobz 05-03-2023 09:19 AM

are most of these metrics just things we make up in our heads? i read a review where they studied cabin noise with different tires and the variation was between 3-5 decibels for over 20+ different all season tires.

Likewise when it comes to rolling resistance and fuel economy, that 0.5L/100km isnt going to be noticeable.

Buy the one thats on sale, buy the one that has the better warranty, buy the one that has the longer tread life

yray 05-03-2023 09:20 AM

corolla needs china tires

if surrey corollas run on china tires, it can be used anywhere

Badhobz 05-03-2023 09:21 AM

TRIANGLE TIRES 4 the win!!!!

Traum 05-03-2023 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yray (Post 9097922)
corolla needs china tires

Sailun Tires FTW~

(As any Canto-speaking fella would tell you, "Sailun" sounds exactly like a Canto swear word LOL, even though I am aware of its actual Mando meaning.)

Traum 05-03-2023 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9097915)
My experience with the DWS06+ wasn't the same. I went from the OEM Bridgestones to DWS and found rolling resistance to be much higher, yes I went from 245-255 and upped 1" in diameter, but I was still surprised how much difference it made. I never measured the fuel economy but I could feel the car slowing down quicker after I let off the throttle.

The OEM tires were actually great if it weren't for that nail. They were decent in the snow, handled decent, comfortable for a runflat. Overall decent all around.

If I am reading you right -- you went from 245 -> 255, and you upped the wheel diameter by 1". In this case, I would attribute the subjective difference (ie. what you felt from driving) to be more of a tire width increase + wheel diameter/weight increase more than the difference in tire model. Wheel weight differences are quite obvious from a subjective standpoint, and even if the measured weight of a larger diameter wheel is similar to the weight of a smaller diameter wheel, the fact that the weight is located further out with the larger diameter wheel means more torque is required to drive the wheel, and you feel that difference when you drive.

Objectively though, increased wheel weight does not affect acceleration very much -- at least when you are not in a competitive setting.

EvoFire 05-03-2023 09:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9097926)
Sailun Tires FTW~

(As any Canto-speaking fella would tell you, "Sailun" sounds exactly like a Canto swear word LOL, even though I am aware of its actual Mando meaning.)

I was laughing at that brand just the other day. What does it mean in mando? Something wheel?

The Producer 05-03-2023 09:41 AM

reminder that if you have a good tire install hookup that quattro is generally the cheapest in Canada and usually runs a coupon.

https://mailchi.mp/f67c7fbddb85/prom...6?e=b8d32d7649

10% off a bunch of tires right now

I really like Firehawks

Traum 05-03-2023 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9097931)
I was laughing at that brand just the other day. What does it mean in mando? Something wheel?

Sai = 賽 = racing
Lun = 輪 = wheel / tire

so there is a proper meaning behind the original Mando name.

Badhobz 05-03-2023 10:24 AM

i should sai my lun. :concentrate:

radeonboy 05-03-2023 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Producer (Post 9097934)
reminder that if you have a good tire install hookup that quattro is generally the cheapest in Canada and usually runs a coupon.

https://mailchi.mp/f67c7fbddb85/prom...6?e=b8d32d7649

10% off a bunch of tires right now

I really like Firehawks

$875 to replace my crappy Nexen tires with Firehawks is awfully tempting, and much easier to justify than $1500 for a set of PS5 tires. If I didn't swap out my winters yesterday I probably would've gone for this.


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