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09-24-2004, 04:13 PM

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I went with the Pilot Sport A/* and I do have to say that the wet weather traction is far superior to the stockers, can't comment on snow traction, tires have been on for about a month now. Cornering is also MUCH better, I love taking this one *-ramp from highway to highway at high speeds,

Yeah, the reviews for them have been all around great. Can I ask how much you got them for? They are around 193 bucks or so at tirerack.com. I figure they will be more on the street since the will need to be mounted and balanced.

I bought local, shopped around and ended up at discount tires, asked price he said $+1000 all said and done, told him down the street they would go for $800 (total BS

), he smiled and matched it

Came mounted, road hazard package and road forced balanced for out the door around $840ish. Not too bad. sure there'* cheepier tires out there but I'm happy with my decision, I have no complaints about them at all, very good set of tires.

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09-24-2004, 05:55 PM

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Taylor, you are making me drool. ]Quote I love taking this one *-ramp from highway to highway at high speeds quote] I have to wait until my stock tires are worn out to replace. Too Scottish for my own good sometimes.