Anyone run Kumoh's?

RedLilPony · 05-18-2001, 02:49 PM

My honey's looking to buy Kumoh's and I was wondering if anyone ran them? Like em? Dislike em? Thanks for your input!!!

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Jodi
AKA PonyGirl
Red 68 GT Fastback and Black 99 GT Coupe
"Not your average Mustangs..."
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oldman · 05-18-2001, 03:05 PM

Khumo's aren't worth the rubber they used to put em together with. They get absolutely no traction unless you boil em first and then they are marginal. I have a set in the front yard that have less than 8 thousand miles on them and look like slicks. Here's a funny side note, I was working on the car and bumped my knee into the sidewall while trying to get up, end result. . .a one inch laceration to my kneecap. THese tires are HARD! Don't waste your money, spend the extra bucks and get some good tires

05-18-2001, 02:49 PM	#1
RedLilPony It's been awhile, huh? Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: I'm from Texas, Bitch! Posts: 505	Anyone run Kumoh's? My honey's looking to buy Kumoh's and I was wondering if anyone ran them? Like em? Dislike em? Thanks for your input!!! ------------------ Jodi AKA PonyGirl Red 68 GT Fastback and Black 99 GT Coupe "Not your average Mustangs..." PonyGirl

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05-18-2001, 03:05 PM	#2
oldman Registered Member Join Date: May 2001 Location: Amarillo, Texas, 79107 Posts: 78	Khumo's aren't worth the rubber they used to put em together with. They get absolutely no traction unless you boil em first and then they are marginal. I have a set in the front yard that have less than 8 thousand miles on them and look like slicks. Here's a funny side note, I was working on the car and bumped my knee into the sidewall while trying to get up, end result. . .a one inch laceration to my kneecap. THese tires are HARD! Don't waste your money, spend the extra bucks and get some good tires