Nak
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- Mike
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I just threw these on my 3 today. Wow. I bought them because Consumer reports was gushing over them. I have to say I agree with them. Great wet and dry traction observed. CR claims "Very Good" snow and ice traction. Very quiet. The rolling resistance is outstanding! On a 16 mile circuit driven twice, I exceeded the EPA economy figures. The double circuit has a total of almost 1000 feet climbed. A mixture of wet and dry roads & freeway and city driving. Multiple stops to run errands. Driving normally with the heat on, 50 degrees F, I saw an average of 255 Wh/mile. EPA figures 280. This was a massive improvement over my Alpin 4As and a moderate improvement over the original tires. BTW, I have non-aero aftermarket 18" wheels. I can't wait to check range on a long freeway drive; I fully expect to see a big improvement over stock.
Quiet, economical, comfortable ride and great performance. (Not up to the Pilot AS3+ standards, but better in everything but high performance driving.) I highly recommend these tires for an EV.
P235/45R-18
Quiet, economical, comfortable ride and great performance. (Not up to the Pilot AS3+ standards, but better in everything but high performance driving.) I highly recommend these tires for an EV.
P235/45R-18
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