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Old 11-15-2003, 08:00 PM   #1
stng87
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They are ill suited for daily driving conditions. Most of the braking is done by those front tires so the thinner the tire, the worse it reacts. Longer breaking distance. Usually they just lose traction and skid if you have to stop suddenly. I had them and hated that aspect of it. Never will I have them on a daily driver again.
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