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![]() ![]() Drives: 2008 Yaris S Sedan Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 78
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Well, I've driven about 150 miles in two days on the new Falkens and so far, so good. Early impressions are always good no matter what tire you run. Cars always seem to drive better on new rubber.
That said, these seem to be a step up in all around performance over the Yokohama Avid H4S's that I've run on the Yaris and my xB since 2005. They are a quieter and provide a more comforatable ride, even at 40 psi. The handling characteristics have changed as the car is more responsive and seems to be more "neutral". I've noticed the rear end "feels" like it wants to come around more than before. Remember, I'm lowered on TRD springs with a TRD rear sway bar. I did the "cloverleaf grand prix" this afternoon and could take a 25mph cloverleaf exit at 40mph with no problem. All in all, my initial impressions mimic most reviews of this tire. While I came close to purchasing some General Exclaim UHP's, I prefer an all season tire since it does get cold in Oklahoma in the winters and I don't want to mess with winter tires. I'll provide a follow up report after a thousand miles or so and after some wet weather driving. Marc @ MPC Motorsports |
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