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      06-14-2007, 08:34 PM   #1
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q's about toyo proxes t1r

does anyone have these tires. i am getting them and i wanted to hear some opinions.
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Try this article: http://www.caranddriver.com/features...the-tread.html.

Many moons ago, I had a set of T1-S on my Crown Vic that were truly awesome. When the T1-R came out, I read several reviews that stated that they weren't up to the performance levels of the T1-S. In this Car and Driver article, the tire comes in 8th out of a group of eleven tires.
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whoa. the tread on that tire doesnt look like the tread i was looking at.
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they are good tires my friend has them on his sti.. i run ra1's from toyo on my sti and all i can say is grip.. they are badssa but im going to try the new advans which are suppose to be ridculous as well..
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i have heard good and bad but i know i cant go wrong with that tread wear rating. i have seen high performance khumos with better tread wear ratings but they are less high performance than the toyos. anyone know of a super high performance tire with an above 300 tire wear rating?
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Check out: Falken Fk452.
I don't have any experience with them but they seem to be a good competitor to the Toyo T1-Rs.
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I had T1R's on my s2k for a few thousand miles, and I hated them. They truely decreased the handling on the car a pretty noticeable amount when coming them to the stock s02's that were on the car before I switched them. I would never use those tires again, I was really disapointed with them. If you are looking for high treadwear (280) and a great handling tire then give BF Goodrich KDW2's a look, I plan on using them again on the E92, they are really a great handling tire at a very fair price.
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I had the T1Rs on my last car..and T1S on the one before...the T1Rs werent very good in the rain at all...and they had nasty inside wear..and I did rotate my tires..since it was an Audi. I think there are lots of better options out there now..I am going to try Michelin PS2 tires this time....for my daily driver..and I will get some other R compounds for dedicated track use.
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Quote:
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Try this article: http://www.caranddriver.com/features...the-tread.html.

Many moons ago, I had a set of T1-S on my Crown Vic that were truly awesome. When the T1-R came out, I read several reviews that stated that they weren't up to the performance levels of the T1-S. In this Car and Driver article, the tire comes in 8th out of a group of eleven tires.
T1-S on a Crown Vic???
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what about the top of the line goodyear eagle. they may have a weird pattern but they have a good tread rating and seem to perform very well
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I had T1R's on my s2k for a few thousand miles, and I hated them. They truely decreased the handling on the car a pretty noticeable amount when coming them to the stock s02's that were on the car before I switched them. I would never use those tires again, I was really disapointed with them. If you are looking for high treadwear (280) and a great handling tire then give BF Goodrich KDW2's a look, I plan on using them again on the E92, they are really a great handling tire at a very fair price.
i looked at those bf goodrich tires. they r great all around but i hate the way that tread looks. i need to consider it though. ty for the input
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Check out: Falken Fk452.
I don't have any experience with them but they seem to be a good competitor to the Toyo T1-Rs.
man those falkens have a 300 for a tread wear rating. that is awesome. i really need to consider these. ty so much for the input.
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I have T1Rs now and they are one of the worst tires I've owned.

In the last 4 years, I've used the following.

Conti 2s - 3 diffent sets on 3 different cars.
Falken ST-115 (very short lived. awful tire)
Pirelli PZero Nero
3 sets of Mich PS2s on Audi S4s and mkV GTI
RE050A on 330i ZHP
PS2s on 330i ZHP
RE050A RFT on 335i
Toyo T1Rs on 335i

I would NEVER buy these tires again.
I had to really play with PSIs to get ride of horrid understeering.
Grip is MEDIOCRE at best.
I know that my buddies Generals Exc. have better grip than these T1Rs.
They TramLine(wander in grooves) like crazy on concrete freeways (here in LA)

Mostly it comes down to Grip or lack there of really.

The tires just Give out.... there is no gradual give of grip.
The PS2s, you can feel a linear loss of grip and know where the threshold is.
Toyos, just started to squel and NO GRIP..... not good, imho

I've tracked cars with PS2s, PZeros and Contis.
All of them put the Toyos to shame.
I was very suprised.

Maybe I expect too much from my tires.
But then again, that IS what is keeping me attached to the ground.

I will be replacing with Conti 3s or RE010Rs, now that I got my car out of 7 weeks of Fuel Pump hell.

To the STI guy, RA1s and T1Rs are NOT the same............ NOT even close !!!
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You may also want to check out Nitto NT 555 Extreme Performance.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...r=40&tc=HANHZ3

I do not have any experience with these either but they have received good user comments on discount tire.
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Check out: Falken Fk452.
I don't have any experience with them but they seem to be a good competitor to the Toyo T1-Rs.
+1. The fk452 has a stiff sidewall helping with cornering. Here's a review: http://www.onemotoring.com.sg/publis...ken_fk452.html
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Great luck with the Goodyear F1 GS-D3's here.
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The T1-Rs weren't that great on my S2000. They wore quickly, weren't too noisy, and the grip did not feel nearly as good as the stock Bridgestone S02s.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kujo View Post
I have T1Rs now and they are one of the worst tires I've owned.

In the last 4 years, I've used the following.

Conti 2s - 3 diffent sets on 3 different cars.
Falken ST-115 (very short lived. awful tire)
Pirelli PZero Nero
3 sets of Mich PS2s on Audi S4s and mkV GTI
RE050A on 330i ZHP
PS2s on 330i ZHP
RE050A RFT on 335i
Toyo T1Rs on 335i

I would NEVER buy these tires again.
I had to really play with PSIs to get ride of horrid understeering.
Grip is MEDIOCRE at best.
I know that my buddies Generals Exc. have better grip than these T1Rs.
They TramLine(wander in grooves) like crazy on concrete freeways (here in LA)

Mostly it comes down to Grip or lack there of really.

The tires just Give out.... there is no gradual give of grip.
The PS2s, you can feel a linear loss of grip and know where the threshold is.
Toyos, just started to squel and NO GRIP..... not good, imho

I've tracked cars with PS2s, PZeros and Contis.
All of them put the Toyos to shame.
I was very suprised.

Maybe I expect too much from my tires.
But then again, that IS what is keeping me attached to the ground.

I will be replacing with Conti 3s or RE010Rs, now that I got my car out of 7 weeks of Fuel Pump hell.

To the STI guy, RA1s and T1Rs are NOT the same............ NOT even close !!!


trust me i know they are not the same i was just stating that i have ra1's on my sti and they do grip great.. they suck in the rain but thats not what im looking for... i am intrested in the bridgestone re01r's or the new advan neovas for both my sti and 335. if i dont see good reviews for them ps2's all the way..
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I'm probably going to get a set of the RE01Rs in about a month or less.
I have had lots of exp with PS2s, so I'll give a proper review......
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I wish there are more tire brand make 255/30/19
All I can found in this size are CSC3, DUNLOP SP MAXX and T1R
T1R is the most cheap one.
Guess I don't have too many choice
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