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Sumitomo HTR+: Anyone try them

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94-302-vert

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I currently use the General UHPs, 275 rear, 245 front and I need tires. These are directional so I can't rotate at all (no F/R or S/S rotation). So I am looking at the Sumitomo HTR+ ( http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...WR7HTRPL&rearTire=74WR7HTRPL&place=1&minLoad= ).

Has anyone tried these? Especially if anyone has tried both these AND the Generals it is appreciated. I jsut hate to spend $500+ on anything without getting opinions from someone I trust...
 

fiveoho

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the HTR+ is a good tire IMO. i bought a new set and had them mounted on my 17x9 cobra r's few years ago. for the money, they cant be beat. another plus is the fact that they are a ALL SEASON performance tire. so if your car is a DD, its a good choice.

i'd vote yes

if your car isnt a DD, consider these: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...se&partnum=74ZR7HTRZ&fromCompare1=yes&place=0

little cheaper and still a good tire. i currently have these now on my car
 

Yellow302

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i had them on my stock 16's 245 all around, ****test tire i ever had.. burned up in no time...

im using continental extream contact 275/255.. 2nd pair, love them for being in jersey, work great in the snow and dry traction is good
 

BlownFiveLiter

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I have the Sumitomo HTR Z. They perform pretty well for me, but we'll see how they handle the punishment I put on them in September at Midwest Mustang Madness, when I take them around the road course.
 

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Yellow302 said:
im using continental extream contact 275/255.. 2nd pair, love them for being in jersey, work great in the snow and dry traction is good
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I have to say that I considered these BUT my car has always worn the left sides of the front tires... and I have had the car profesionally aligned 2 times (different shops) and even played with the alignment myself a bunch... so I really want to be able to run staggered sizes (F/R) and still rotate...
 

will_95gt

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I have them all the way around, well HTR+'s, they have worked fine for me. I don't get on it very hard anymore--at least not like i did with the nitto's--but the HTR+'s have been able to handle whatever I've thrown at them. They also have handled a lot better in the rain than my Nitto 555's.

-Will
 

Adam95GT

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TRASH..... CANT HOOK.... SPIN LIKE CRAZY.... got me a ticket..


decent in the rain... i run toyo proxies up front now... much better tire... going to nittos for the back...
 
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I have htrz3's 275/40/17 in the front and they grip pretty dang good (i autocross)
I have htrz1's 315/35/17 in the rear and they suck. I wish i had 275 hrtz3's in the back too if not nitto drag radials. I am definately going with those in the rear when my current set wears out....
 

95WhiteVenom

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if your paying over 500 for them then you are getting ripped best bet is go to www.americanmuscle.com they have what your looking for.
 

GTA_V6_Mustang

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I just put the HTR+ On my g/f's 06 civic and they looked much better then her OE bridgestone turnaza tires and she says she feels less of the road and it handles a bit better and the have the curb rash protector since she seems to think shes driving a jeep sometimes, lol. Pretty good tire, might get some for the stang next, super inexpensive and great tread wear number 360
 
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