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  1. #1
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    Mar 2005
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    '05 Euro Lux, 6SPD SS
    I'm a bit concern about the S.Drive having directionals pattern which may still exhibit the drift-to-the-right symptoms. Someone here did put on a set of S.drive on 17" euro rims and said it's perfect though.

    Not sure if that's enough to convince me to commit.


    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    If your Euro is still on soft suspension, then the sidewall flex will be masked by your softer suspension. If you have stiffer coils, then yes, go for the tyre with less sidewall flex. The C.Drive is still an all rounder tyre. If you want a stiffer sidewall, then look at the S.Drive.

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    May 2004
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    Sydney
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    Chloe
    Quote Originally Posted by V205 View Post
    I'm a bit concern about the S.Drive having directionals pattern which may still exhibit the drift-to-the-right symptoms. Someone here did put on a set of S.drive on 17" euro rims and said it's perfect though.

    Not sure if that's enough to convince me to commit.
    Many tyres are asymmetric. That includes the C.Drive, Pirelli Dragon, and even the Dunlop SP Sport 3000A. I understand that you want to be sure that the tyre doesn't cause any pulling, but consider this, even the A509s that you like are also asymmetrical (tread goes backwards on the left side but goes forwards on the right side ):

    Left: Right:
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    Stocky CL9 - 1:17.2

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