JINYU tire review any comments ?

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06-11-2011, 03:38 PM
u mad?

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Originally Posted by charliebrown

I don't feel a difference in brake time or the 'driving on ice' feeling man. I've driven in the rain plenty. I never put myself in a situation where i have to swerve or brake suddenly but even if i did, i'm fairly sure these tyres would perform satisfactorily. Now cornering is a different issue, the rears lose traction at a lower speed than performance tyres but still good enough if you're just turning a little fast for fun as opposed to pushing your car past its limits.

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Originally Posted by charliebrown

Just my experience dude, used 4 sets of tyres and cannot feel a difference between any of them besides when hard cornering. Unless you take every corner at 80kms, i don't see how that would factor into your decision when purchasing rubber.

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Originally Posted by charliebrown

Yes! correct SUPAJDM. NO difference besides losing traction at a lower speed. (and brown tyres) Which would not matter if you don't turn SIK. My english must be bad :(

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06-11-2011, 03:45 PM
dougie_504

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Originally Posted by charliebrown

Yes! correct SUPAJDM. NO difference besides losing traction at a lower speed. (and brown tyres) Which would not matter if you don't turn SIK. My english must be bad :(

Seriously man, a good tyre will hold up under most conditions. You've said you don't push your car hard but you still notice handling issues. How much trust can you possibly invest in your tyres in an emergency situation? Stomp-braking? Quick-swerving? Not a lot. If you drive safely then hopefully you'd never have to see the extent of the performance of your tyres, but if you see this extremity in your scenario then it doesn't inspire any confidence for emergencies.
06-11-2011, 05:42 PM
charliebrown

I had to stomp brake today. Some asshole fat kid on a bike jumped off the kerb and into the road in front of me doing 60. Managed to not kill him, tyres are good :D
06-11-2011, 07:18 PM
Lukey

you shouldve run him over
06-11-2011, 07:59 PM
charliebrown

It was 5:20. Gym closes at 6. He's gonna get run over sometime anyway. Dumb ****. Better someone elses car than mine
06-11-2011, 08:05 PM
Lukey

ur car is high as you woulda gone over the top of him
06-11-2011, 08:11 PM
jeffreymui

lol two things u dont cheap out on cars.......brakes and tyres, thats what keeps u on the ground and stops
06-11-2011, 08:11 PM
charliebrown

Hmm fair point. But this kid was pretty fkn fat
06-11-2011, 08:35 PM
Lukey

and you do quick workouts i assume, not even at gym with 40mins til close
06-11-2011, 08:46 PM
charliebrown

Mate... 200 bicep curls and im out of there
06-11-2011, 09:04 PM
lilthug

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Originally Posted by Bludger

Don't know if ou're right or wrong.

I drive interstate a lot and find that the very soft sport maxx very noisy.

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Originally Posted by Lukey

i see what u did thar

he wasnt having a go at ur sportmax rims if thats what u were wondering

dunlop sportmaxx

bludger must have super human ears..

cause i cant hear them at all
06-11-2011, 10:59 PM
dougie_504

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Originally Posted by jeffreymui

lol two things u dont cheap out on cars.......brakes and tyres, thats what keeps u on the ground and stops

+1 seriously

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Originally Posted by charliebrown

It was 5:20. Gym closes at 6. He's gonna get run over sometime anyway. Dumb ****. Better someone elses car than mine

Today was dry, and 5:20pm is full daylight.

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Originally Posted by lilthug

he wasnt having a go at ur sportmax rims if thats what u were wondering

dunlop sportmaxx

bludger must have super human ears..

cause i cant hear them at all

Chuck Norris used Bludger's hearing as a model to design the earliest examples of sonar.

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