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  1. 05-13-2005, 03:40 PM #1
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    Yea the quiker wearing of the tire the less stciky it is. I am fine with the 208zr,now you do have the 208gp that doesnt last long either.
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    I like the BT-014's

    Better grip then 208's and last longer then the new 218's
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    Quote Originally Posted by nizmo240
    Yea the quiker wearing of the tire the less stciky it is. I am fine with the 208zr,now you do have the 208gp that doesnt last long either.

    got that backwards... the stickier it is the faster i'll wear.
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