New tires are wearing out fast!
New tires are wearing out fast!
Hi Gang,
I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are already
noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly aligned
but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride nice
but they are not going to last to long.
kev
I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are already
noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly aligned
but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride nice
but they are not going to last to long.
kev
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scott lesniak
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Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
I just bought 30 tires if anyone needs a set let me know I would like to get 38 apiece for them
I think they are Ceat Tires
really nice tread pattern
I think they are Ceat Tires
really nice tread pattern
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Mon, 6/9/08, Kevin
wrote:
From: Kevin
Subject: [2cylinderhondas] New tires are wearing out fast!
To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, June 9, 2008, 2:00 PM
Hi Gang,
I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are already noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly aligned but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride nice but they are not going to last to long.
kev
Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
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Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
What brand of tire are they?
Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
He mentioned it - CEAT - from India!
Can't say I've heard of that one.
Can't say I've heard of that one.
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> I just bought
> 30 tires if anyone needs a set let me know I would like to get 38 apiece > for them
> I think they
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> really nice
> tread pattern
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Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
I made a mistake I just put my last 4 CEAT tires on my car they are made in Italy I belive The other tires are CAMAC Brand and were made in Portagul these were both very popular brands and have a nice tread pattern
Hey Cotton I will be in touch soon I have just been real busy
Hey Cotton I will be in touch soon I have just been real busy
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From: Steven Michelsen
Subject: Re: [2cylinderhondas] New tires are wearing out fast!
To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 11:14 AM
He mentioned it - CEAT -
from India!
Can't say I've heard of that one.
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> I just bought 30 tires if anyone needs a set let me know I would like to get 38 apiece for them
> I think they are Ceat Tires
> really nice tread pattern
Ceat Tires
Back when I got my very first Honda 600, I was 19, my dad thought he
would do me a favor and bought me a set of Ceat brand tires. They
were bias ply and the worst tires I have ever had to this day. Even
my rock hard Michelin snow tires were a better ride!
I would avoid any Bias ply tires unless you are trying to do a 99
point restore on a 1970 or earlier car. The original tires were 5.20
x 10 Bridgestones.
Kevin - you should take your car down to Lloyd's in Santa Cruz, they
used to do my alignments. They could also show you what's bent in
your front end.
Miles
would do me a favor and bought me a set of Ceat brand tires. They
were bias ply and the worst tires I have ever had to this day. Even
my rock hard Michelin snow tires were a better ride!
I would avoid any Bias ply tires unless you are trying to do a 99
point restore on a 1970 or earlier car. The original tires were 5.20
x 10 Bridgestones.
Kevin - you should take your car down to Lloyd's in Santa Cruz, they
used to do my alignments. They could also show you what's bent in
your front end.
Miles
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Re: Ceat Tires
I guess you didn't read the thread These are radials not bias
and the handle wonderfully I'm not trying to sell them as I last stated I put my last set on my driver,I only have the CAMAC brand left
and the handle wonderfully I'm not trying to sell them as I last stated I put my last set on my driver,I only have the CAMAC brand left
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Tue, 6/10/08, Miles
wrote:
From: Miles
Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Ceat Tires
To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 4:10 PM
Back when I got my very first Honda 600, I was 19, my dad thought he would do me a favor and bought me a set of Ceat brand tires. They were bias ply and the worst tires I have ever had to this day. Even my rock hard Michelin snow tires were a better ride!
I would avoid any Bias ply tires unless you are trying to do a 99 point restore on a 1970 or earlier car. The original tires were 5.20 x 10 Bridgestones.
Kevin - you should take your car down to Lloyd's in Santa Cruz, they used to do my alignments. They could also show you what's bent in your front end.
Miles
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, scott lesniak
wrote:
> I just bought 30 tires if anyone needs a set let me know I would like to get 38 apiece for them > I think they are Ceat Tires
really nice tread pattern
> --- On Mon, 6/9/08, Kevin misterpoopoohead@ ... wrote:
> From: Kevin misterpoopoohead@ ...
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] New tires are wearing out fast!
> To:
2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Monday, June 9, 2008, 2:00 PM
> Hi Gang,
> I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are already > noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly aligned > but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
> I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride nice > but they are not going to last to long.
> kev
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Re: Ceat Tires
Hey miles do you want to fight or what.LOL
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Tue, 6/10/08, scott lesniak
wrote:
> From: scott lesniak
> Subject: Re: [2cylinderhondas] Ceat Tires
> To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 5:07 PM
> I guess you didn't read the thread These are radials not bias
> and the handle wonderfully I'm not trying to sell them as I last stated I put my last set on my driver,I only have the CAMAC brand left > --- On > Tue, 6/10/08, Miles > > wrote:
> > From: Miles
> > Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Ceat Tires
> > To: 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> > Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 4:10 PM
> > Back when I got my very first Honda 600, I was 19, my dad thought he > > would do me a favor and bought me a set of Ceat brand tires. They > > were bias ply and the worst tires I have ever had to this day. Even > > my rock hard Michelin snow tires were a better ride!
> > I would avoid any Bias ply tires unless you are trying to do a 99 > > point restore on a 1970 or earlier car. The original tires were 5.20 > > x 10 Bridgestones.
> > Kevin - you should take your car down to Lloyd's in Santa Cruz, they > > used to do my alignments. They could also show you what's bent in > > your front end.
> > Miles
> > --- In
> > 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> > , scott lesniak
> > wrote:
> > > I just bought 30 tires if anyone needs a set let me know I would > > like to get 38 apiece for them > > > I think they are Ceat Tires
> > really nice tread pattern
> > > --- On Mon, 6/9/08, Kevin misterpoopoohead@ ... wrote:
> > > From: Kevin misterpoopoohead@ ...
> > > Subject: [2cylinderhondas] New tires are wearing out fast!
> > > To:
> > 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> > > Date: Monday, June 9, 2008, 2:00 PM
> > > Hi Gang,
> > > I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are > > already > > > noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly > > aligned > > > but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
> > > I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride > > nice > > > but they are not going to last to long.
> > kev
Re: New tires are wearing out fast!
I have been surfing around, and decided to try out a set of Falken tires I found on a Mini
web site. I just got them in and mounted this evening. I was very pleased to see that they
were slightly taller than the Kumhos that are currently on my sedan. I hope it will improve
the speedometer accuracy. I have found that although the tire size is the same, the actual
size may be different between manufacturers. I would like to get my hands on ome of the
camac and ceat tires to see how they size up. Does anybody know of a supplier of the
5.20-10 size? I have yet to find any.
This is my first post, I hope it helps.
Bryan
web site. I just got them in and mounted this evening. I was very pleased to see that they
were slightly taller than the Kumhos that are currently on my sedan. I hope it will improve
the speedometer accuracy. I have found that although the tire size is the same, the actual
size may be different between manufacturers. I would like to get my hands on ome of the
camac and ceat tires to see how they size up. Does anybody know of a supplier of the
5.20-10 size? I have yet to find any.
This is my first post, I hope it helps.
Bryan
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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Kevin" wrote:
> Hi Gang,
> I put new tires on my car less than 1000 miles ago and they are already
> noticably worn in the front. The front end may not be perfectly aligned
> but I wouldn't expect the tires to get worn out in so few miles.
> I bought the Kumho 145/8010's. These are T rated tires. They ride nice
> but they are not going to last to long.
> kev