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Toyo Poxes TPT

Toyo Poxes TPT

Postby sleepin2000 » Sun Aug 15, 2004 5:42 pm

I've been doing some searching and these seem to be the best rated tires in the OE size of 20560r16. I've seen that a few solara owners have used them before and was looking to get some feedback on their experiences with them.
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Postby Mole » Sun Aug 15, 2004 7:44 pm

imho, dont bother upgrading "the best" for oem.

passenger size tires should be for comfort and long lasting.
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Postby Yanks0114 » Sun Aug 15, 2004 9:22 pm

I'm actually not a fan of these tires. We have them on my sisters solara, and we've had two of them bubble in less than a year. I still like the michelin MXV4s that came with my car, but then again, they are expensive

Like TRDmole said, if you are staying with OEM, don't buy strictly for performance.
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Postby richcali1@email.com » Mon Aug 16, 2004 12:32 pm

I beg to differ right now I have Michelin Energy tires and they have got to be the worse riding tires ever. My entire family has Toyo tires on their cars and they are one of the longest lasting tires on the market (We have them on a Tundra, BMW 745LI, Avalon, Honda Accord EX, Camry and soon to be my car)


There are other good tires out there but Toyo is very much up there!
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Postby B_Master_Flash » Tue Aug 17, 2004 3:01 pm

I have the michelin energy tires too and I have to say they are prolly the smoothest riding tires I have ever had. Unfortuantely w/ stiff suspension they get eaten away in no time b/c they're so soft.
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Postby HKSV6SLE » Wed Aug 18, 2004 5:07 pm

when i had my yokohama avids they were really good...quiet, long tread life and v-rated as well. :drinking:
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