Hankook 4 Tires Hankook iON evo AS SUV 225/55R19 103V XL A/S Performance |
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H tires are rated up to 130mph, no variant of the Mach-E exceeds that.I just purchased mine yesterday from Sears. They are on sale. I paid $256 per tire. Initially I had to ask around and research what the letter (H) in the 103H means. It turns out it's for the max speed you can travel under optimal conditions. So I went with the 225/55R19 103(V). The max speed for the (V) is 149 mph.
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Hankook 4 Tires Hankook iON evo AS SUV 225/55R19 103V XL A/S Performance
Hows this. As far as i can find Sears Auto is closed forever.I just purchased mine yesterday from Sears. They are on sale. I paid $256 per tire. Initially I had to ask around and research what the letter (H) in the 103H means. It turns out it's for the max speed you can travel under optimal conditions. So I went with the 225/55R19 103(V). The max speed for the (V) is 149 mph.
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Hankook 4 Tires Hankook iON evo AS SUV 225/55R19 103V XL A/S Performance
What size did you buy?I just took a leap of faith and bought these for my MachE Premium AWD, replacing bald Michelin Primacy's after 41K miles. My immediate reaction was... not a mind blowing difference. I'm not sure what I expected, but for my simple needs, it feels like i just put new tires on - plain and simple. Maybe the ride feels a bit more firm - substantial. I have to drive about 300 miles this weekend - I guess we'll see how they perform.
I finally got mine put on today. My first impression was the the ride is smoother and quieter. I'm testing the to see if I get better range tomorrow. I'll also install the McGard lugs and wheel locks:
McGard - Black Cone Seat Wheel Installation Kit for 5 Lug Vehicles (M14 x 1.5 Thread Size); Set of 16 Lug Nuts, 4 Wheel Locks
Hankook tire size - 225/55R19 103V
I'll post pictures soon
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LRR is not bad traction it's low kinetic energy loss.I won't use them until I see some good winter performance reviews. I suspect, since they are optimized for low noise and low rolling resistance, that they will be pretty bad in the slick stuff.
Hoping I am pleasantly surprised though.
I would add the Quatrac Pro to that list. The QTP and the CC2 are the same in efficiency but that QTP is 4 tire rotatable and much better in the wet.Would love a real world test comparison between the Hankooks and the Pirelli P-Zero Elects.
My stock tires just passed inspection (1st inspection). I'm keeping them until they actually need replacement. Going to be a tough choice between the Hankooks, Pirellis, Continentals that have been recommend and the Michelin CC2s.