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12-02-2020, 10:05 AM
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In my case, they get used for mainly mountain road driving, commuting and autox use once a month. In my class, all the cars faster than me ran RE71R so I assume that attributed to their faster times but at the same time the ECS are a comfortable road tire (not loud or harsh). I also like how predictable the tire is. Right away i knew exactly where the breakaway point was. So personally i don't mind giving up some time for a tire i can live with daily.
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