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Old 07-04-2018, 08:18 PM   #4
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In that "tire performance" category, which doesn't mean much really, I'd just pay a little more($12 a tire) and get the Firehawk Indy 500.
It's rated the best tire in that category and for good reasons. I went from MPSS to those and would never go back not even if the MPSS
were the same price or even cheaper than the Indy 500s. And we all know how great everybody thinks the MPSS are. I feel like a Firestone salesman
every time I say this but they are better in every way that the MPSS I had prior. Grip is tons better(not sure why since the MPSS treadwear ratings is lower),
quieter, look better IMO, and by a massively huuuuge margin last longer. I am past a year now and they still look new. By two years, the MPSS were way gone,
sliding everywhere and never had the grip that the Firestone Indy 500s have.
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