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  1. #37
    Just got my car with my new tyres back. 195/55/15 re001 Adrenalins

    some of you may be suprised to hear this but these are made in JAPAN, not Australia. Made back in the 34th week of 2009, so not too bad.

    We all know the bridgestone tyre factory in australia is closed / or closing, so I guess they've already made arrangements nice and early to continue their line of products with minimal disruption during transition.

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    The thing is everyone views charateristics of tires in different order.

    Some favour dry grip, some noise, life etc etc over another and so you wont get a proper reply.

    OP should just do a little basic research and try around to find something he likes.

    Also Ku36 >>>> Re001 in terms of dry grip vs price, based on my personal running times at the local track.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6thgear View Post
    continentals are german dude and not cheap!
    the ones that i had had, in BIG print, ENGINEERED IN GERMANY, and lil print MADE IN TAIWAN LOL

    Anybody know when the new re11 is coming to Aus?

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    Funny u menton the RE11, for shits and giggles, I asked the guy how much they were for 195/55/15 and he said the only way to get em is to import them. We don't get them in aus. the next step up RE55S for that same size was ~$350 a tyre. wow...

  5. #41
    kumho ku31 never let me down
    $120 a pop for 205/40/R17 at tempe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Killa From Manila View Post
    khumo ku36

    Second that.

    There are some awesome prices going around

    oh wrd!

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    are the ku36 noisy compared to the ku31?
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    Cant compare it with the ku31, but they are a noisy tire.
    2012 BMW S1000rr - 184whp, 9.733s @ 148.27mph - Quick enough!
    2006 Honda Civic - 101whp, 61s BBGL Short - When I need a bbt.

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    KU36 is noisy comparin to Hankook RS2 and RE001, RS2 has better initial grip when cold but have a very low max working temp... RE001 is good once its warmed up... KU36, good dry grip but very soft sidewalls......
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    How noisy is kumho? i guess when ur in the car listening to radio or music u wouldnt hear it?
    Im looking for a set too just for everyday drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stig View Post
    opinions of falken 452 anyone?
    Good grip, best in dry conditions but very noisy when pulling up and on concrete surfaces.
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    FK452 not bad for its price, not as grippy as re001 or RS2, but the side wall is much stiffer than its competitors! eg. toyo proxes 4, had'em for a week and sold them
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