Ben got 6ULs--56K NO WAY!
Don't run the RA-1 on the street. They pick up rocks like a ************ and will sandblast the **** out of your paint. And they suck ***** in the rain one they get down to about 4/32. Driving them when it is less than about 10C, they are as hard as hockey pucks and take some work to get heat into them.
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Don't run the RA-1 on the street. They pick up rocks like a ************ and will sandblast the **** out of your paint. And they suck ***** in the rain one they get down to about 4/32. Driving them when it is less than about 10C, they are as hard as hockey pucks and take some work to get heat into them.
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LOL, I think I paid "fair" 
The tires were not quite as nice as described, but the wheels are immaculate.

The tires were not quite as nice as described, but the wheels are immaculate.
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But I did put one on just to see how it looks
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I'm in a similar situation, where I'm looking for something that I can use simply for mileage. I've come upon the conclusion that if I can find Kumho MX in 205/50-15 in a couple of months, I'll throw those on my Rotas, and leave the 6ULs to only autox and track use. If that is the case, I may just be burning up the 225 RS2s to justify purchasing some R-comps sooner than later.
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I'm 99% sure that I'm going with the BFG's tomorrow AM.
The fact that they have a set in stock is kind of the icing on the cake.
The fact that they have a set in stock is kind of the icing on the cake.
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yeah, that's mounted and inflated with nitrogen, road hazard, and rebalance and rotate for life. It was $390-ish + tax
I'd keep them, you can run them on a 6" rim, while not idea that'll work fine.
Wheel(s) look good on the car.
Personally I ended up telling them to just give me the tires and I would get them installed myself, but on the upside they gave me the installation fee back, making the set of tires even cheaper (there was an $80 discount on the set of BFG G-force sports at the time).
But good choice on the BFGs, I love mine and they have lasted well so far, I might try a set of KDW next time, just doing the same buying from costco and getting them installed somewhere else.
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I got the 205/50/15 T/A KDW-2s mounted at CostCo. $420 incl mount/tax/nitorgen/road hazard/re-balance. Also State of GA now charges an additional $1 per tire sale now.
They look ZOMG!! sick. Pics later. Trying to decide if I want to watch the Colts or bolt em on and ride. Hmmm
They look ZOMG!! sick. Pics later. Trying to decide if I want to watch the Colts or bolt em on and ride. Hmmm
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Ben,
Thanks for posting that pic, and therefore taunting those of us waiting for our 6ULs to come in
Seriously, though. They look great, and I can't wait to join the club.
Thanks for posting that pic, and therefore taunting those of us waiting for our 6ULs to come in
Seriously, though. They look great, and I can't wait to join the club.
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