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YOUR RESEARCHWidebody Sumitomo HTRZ III Fitment?
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I ran 235/40 and 295/35 BFGs on my C4S for awhile, with 8mm spacers in the front and 12mm spacers in the rear.
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I also ran Hankook V12s on my 19" wheels and I really liked those tires.
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I ran a set of Sumi HTR ZIII tires on my C4S a few years ago.
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I run the V12's in the summer and have been happy with them for a daily driver.
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Guys im looking to get Sumitomo tires this Summer. I have always ran PS2 or R888. My question is how is the Fitment of them on Stock WB Wheels? Do they look stretched because I know PS2 is a Bulky Tire and I like how it looks. I just hope the Sumitomo don't look Streched, Thanks
I ran a set of Sumi HTR ZIII tires on my C4S a few years ago. They do look stretched on stock wheels, especially compared to PS2s. They also leave quite a bit to be desired in terms of performance, but that might not be an issue if they're just for use as a daily driver.
I won't buy them again. They were cheap, but they didn't wear well and they were loud.
It seems like there are some other cheap tires that get better reviews.
I'll try to find a pic of my C4S with the Sumis to show you the stretch.
Tires are very, very subjective. Are you trying to save money or what "features" can you live without.
For example, road noise, dry or wet performance, look, tread style?
I had a set of KDW's versus some other tires and I loved them but they were a bit loud but I didnt mind that, so that is a feature I can personally live without.
Who am I kidding, I cant hear tires over my exhaust anyways lol.
well I too cant hear my tires over my Tubi Exhaust with Fabspeed Pipes and Tubi Headers... Im just trying to get a Cheap Set for the Street, I do quite a bit of Highway Driving. For the Track I have R888 mounted on my GT3 Wheels.
I ran 235/40 and 295/35 BFGs on my C4S for awhile, with 8mm spacers in the front and 12mm spacers in the rear. They filled out the fenderwells and fit just right if you have rolled rear fenders.
I also ran Hankook V12s on my 19" wheels and I really liked those tires.
Ditto. They were rears on my C4S. When questioning odd handling The Indy I used laughed at the Sumitomo and essentially said they were for pretend fast cars. Also they look very very stretchy and leave too much lip open for road damage IMHO.
Zook, I've had both on my car. The Kumhos don't looked stretched. The have a squarer sidewall. Car handled pretty well as I remember. The Sumis do look stretched and more of a rounded sidewall. To me they look more like a 285 than a 295. That being said I still buy the Sumis for street driving so I have $ left over to spend on track tires... NT-01.
okay so I want a Square look like the PS2 so you say go with the Khumo instead of the Sumitomo's right?
anyone tired the Hankook V12's? Are they Square?
Here is a picture of the Sumi 295/30/18 on a 11" TT rim next to a Michelin PSS2 315/30/18 on a 12" GT2 rim. I noticed a much better look and significantly better traction with the Michelin
Yes if im going to spend Kumho might as well spend the extra $100 and get the V12, I have heard great things about them.
thanks
I see the stretch thanks
I run the V12's in the summer and have been happy with them for a daily driver. I've already switched out for the winter, so these are the only pics I have handy. Planning on working on the 4x4 look in the spring.
im gonna go with Kumho or V12 as the Sectional Width of the Sumi is 11.6" and the Kumho and V12 is 11.9" which is same as the PS2.
My Cups has a width of 12.1" and looks Full and Square. The SO-2 A is 12.3" which looks weird lol
If anyone is interest I have a set of the Sumitomo HTR Z III that have about 1,500 street miles on them. I bought my 996 with a fresh engine to be a track car and Jake wanted me to put 2,500 miles on the car before I tracked it. The 888 that came on it were gone after about 1,000 miles, so I bought these to finish off the additional 1,500 miles. I'll take some pics if anyone is interested. They are taking up space, so price is best offer that is worth my effort.
225/40 40ZR18
285/30 30ZR18
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