Diamondback TR968

Discussion in 'Non Technical' started by DJ_666, Jun 30, 2009.

  1. DJ_666

    DJ_666 Member

    has anyone had any experience with this tyre? looking at getting them but just thought id see if anyone has any bad opinions of them first.
     
  2. WA300Z

    WA300Z ZD32WA

    Never heard of it.
     
  3. ZXTCY

    ZXTCY Banned

    ffs mate,they are a kmart tyre that start at $58 ,they put them on commodores :rolleyes:
    You want opinions,jump on the dunnydore forums,they probably think they are shit hot rofl
     
  4. DJ_666

    DJ_666 Member

    lol i was just browsing brands on the wheelworx site
     
  5. dannY_trev

    dannY_trev Member

    if you want a cheaper tyre yet still keep a good traction get a set of bridgestone super cats.

    i recently got a set and after been advised on the super cats was pleasantly impressed. old tyres still had plenty of tread left (nankang i think they were) but very poor traction especially in the wet.

    being getting used to these and can do a full launch without losing traction in the wet (although it is non turbo!)

    these were 179 each
     
  6. DJ_666

    DJ_666 Member

    according to the bridgestone site these fail to come in 18 inch
     
  7. ZXTCY

    ZXTCY Banned

    any cheaper and they would pay you :eek:,the only way of making a diamondback safe is to put it through the shredder and place it underneath the kiddies swings at the local park
    id rather put a yellowsea on(which incidently is tektraders tyre of choice,he bought one lol,)
     
    Last edited: Jul 1, 2009
  8. WA300Z

    WA300Z ZD32WA

    Just to put things into perspective for you. I have Toyo Proxies, they cost me $1,300. :eek: The difference being I can drive in the wet and not slide into a tree.
     
  9. AndyMac

    AndyMac Better than you

    I recently bought some cheaper tyres, being as at the time I was not gainfully employed. I usually run conti or pirelli for a 295/30/18 and a 234/45/18, and am happy to pay the price. I recently put on a set of Hankooks for $330ea on the rear (295/30/18), and it's been raining lately, I've been reasonably impressed, and I'm not without a decent compliment of ponies under the bonnet either. I honestly don't expect them to last more than 15,000Km before they become slippery, and that's what you get with a cheaper tyre.

    If you want cheap and decent grip, with bad wear, then go Kumho. Nexen also make an ok tyre at a cheap price, but not in the size I need.
     

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