To sipe or not to sipe; this is my question?
I got my new Toyo's (295/45/18 Proxes) put on my chrome wheels today (looks kick ***). They talked me into sipeing the tires. It was only $10.00 each, and they had a lot of tech. B.S. saying it would make the tire run cooler, last longer, and have better traction. Did they take me for $40.00, or it this a good thing? By the way, while I was there (Discount Tire in Round Rock) someone dropped off a white L. Was it any of you?
Jerry
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Jerry Jordan
99.5 Red Hot Bolt
13.303 @ 101.64(stock F1 tires)
PSP filter and chip
chrome SVT wheels
Impulse Lo-Pro bed cover
94 Firehawk #295 black
71 Cutlass conv.
Piper PA28-235
74 Suzuki TS185 (128 original miles)
Jerry
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Jerry Jordan
99.5 Red Hot Bolt
13.303 @ 101.64(stock F1 tires)
PSP filter and chip
chrome SVT wheels
Impulse Lo-Pro bed cover
94 Firehawk #295 black
71 Cutlass conv.
Piper PA28-235
74 Suzuki TS185 (128 original miles)
I also read in Truckin magazine where a reader ask the editor. It was highly recommended not to do it. They claimed it would void your factory warranty along with what the others have said. Hope they'll cover you.
They said they called Toyo and that they said no problem. They also did not cut within 2" of the sidewalls, only the middle of the tire. I hope I find out it voids Toyo's warranty. After 10,000 miles they (Discount Tire) can buy me a new set!!! I'll tell you one thing, these tires have better grip in water than the F1's ever did! I drove through the Laser wash this afternoon and when I left with water and wax on the tires, it took more gas to throw the truck sideways. With the F1's it normaly spins half way around, the back today barely got loose. Only time will tell.
Jerry
Jerry
Jerry...What did those chromes end up costing with shipping etc.? Just wondering Discount charged me $686.00 total.


