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- From: seghers@hpkslx.mayfield.HP.COM (David Seghers)
- Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1993 00:45:17 GMT
- Subject: Re: Tires: BFGoodrich vs. Goodyear
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- Organization: HP Response Center Lab
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- References: <1993Jan04.204343.23137@eng.umd.edu>
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- Either one is a good bet. (Note: the BFG with treadwear of 340 is
- the all season radial, not the reagular T/A!) I have driven two
- essentially identical cars, one with each in the dry, and I feel
- the BFG gets the nod for dry handling. I haven't driven them back
- to back in the wet, but I have driven two different cars with the
- different tires, and I think the GT+4 has better wet traction.
-
- Your mileage WILL vary, (Please post your experiences when you do
- decide!)
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-
- David Seghers (seghers@hpcc01.HP.COM) 415-691-3730
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