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Old 02-20-2012, 05:35 PM   #124
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Originally Posted by Scion FR-S View Post
Never claimed they were so don't put words in my mouth thanks. And your bud's Prius tires are quite a bit different from those on the FR-S - do your own research. Not to mention that the suspension geometry on an FR-S would be quite a bit different than a Prius as well.

Really? Quote from the article...

"Both cars demonstrate remarkable body control and change course so quickly that you’d think they could slalom the lane-marker lines on an interstate at 85 mph. They probably couldn’t: The charitable among us would describe the Michelin Primacy HPs’ grip as underwhelming. Toyota chief engineer Tetsuya Tada tells us, “They are Prius tires,” and he’s not joking—they’re identical to those in the Toyota hybrid’s top trim level (outside the U.S.), right down to the compound and construction. Mark that down as Toyota’s second big donation to the project."

So while im not sure the difference between the US Spec Prius tires that he drove on, and the Euro spec ones, they are indeed Prius tires.
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