pot, meet kettle.

if you are having issues with the hankooks in the rain you quite obviously cant drive. newbie.

a truely intelligent comment...


so wtf does driving at the track have to do with driving on the street in the rain? were you dropped on your head repeatedly as a child?

i might be a newbie here... not to lightnings at all... a few people her know me... they know i can drive and if ANYone wants to see what i mean about hankooks in the rain come drive my truck its that easy... its not just me who they hydroplane with...

lets see going straight at the track is just about the same as going straight on the street...

Ummmm, the tracks that we're talking about aren't straight.

i dont have sway bars so i never take it around turns fast but. in a straight line these things suck they hyrdoplane easier then my old F1's and bald DR's

like i said, the issue lies between the steering wheel and the seat. if you are hydroplaning on the hankooks in a straight line you simply cannot drive.

Hahah, the only two people who seem to dislike these tires in this thread are now arguing with each other, this is great.

I agree with ZorPrime, the problem is def between the seat and the steering wheel.

Where are these $190 F1's you failed to mention?

sorry to bring back this dead thread but will 305's fit the stock rim? say nitto 555's?

on an L that is

Yes they will, my last set was the Nitto 555r 305/45r18 and they worked great. And I have no problems with my Hankooks in the rain, or any other time, they wear good, hook decent and are reasonably priced...