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vossen vvscv1 20"
05-13-11, 04:48 PM
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Do they even make 20x9 all around? Maybe purchase 4 front wheels? But what's the point, the best part about this wheel is the deep concaveness in the rear wheels. The fronts aren't too concave. I run staggered on AWD with the correct tire specs n it's butters.
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05-17-11, 08:35 PM
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The vredestein's are a nice summer tire (wet and dry) Good traction and good handling but i dont try to mash out too often since potholes are plentiful in NY. So if you drive like the dukes of hazard, I can't give good input.
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You got 20s wrapped in continental DWS? How are those?
The vredestein's are a nice summer tire (wet and dry) Good traction and good handling but i dont try to mash out too often since potholes are plentiful in NY. So if you drive like the dukes of hazard, I can't give good input.
The vredestein's are a nice summer tire (wet and dry) Good traction and good handling but i dont try to mash out too often since potholes are plentiful in NY. So if you drive like the dukes of hazard, I can't give good input.
05-18-11, 06:01 AM
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Yeah I do have 20s (245/35 and 275/30) wrapped in continentals. The ride is nice, quiet, can't really complain much about it. I was gonna go with a smaller size tire (245/30 and 285/25) but it wasn't available in it so that's why I was contemplating the Vredestein's. I live in southern California and the roads here aren't that bad anyways.