Reply to "Toyo Proxes R888 tires ???"

rmccallMember

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Originally posted by Doug M:
Any experience with these in the rain?

I know. I'm not supposed to drive in the rain but sometimes I get caught in bad weather.

Doug M

I used these for rain tires for a while on my NASA American Iron Mustang. They are not ideal but they were not bad either. They are really only noisy (sounds sort of like a howling bearing ) at triple digit speeds. The dry grip is excellent as is the overall feel of the tire. They will sandblast your fenders and ding the fender tops from the inside if you do not take the proper steps to prevent that sort of thing.

Ron

2/9/174:28 AM

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