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Anyone out there used these Tyres at all ?

From my readings all u guys on here are pretty hellbent on Nitto only as the ONLY recommended performance tyre to hold any sort of power above 350kw..

Im pretty sure they are a new tyre but from research and reviews from the states they have VERY good reports and feedback in all aspects (wet/dry grip, wear, noise etc)

They seem to me like a very good option, possibly better, to the Nittos and coming from a drag racing background id trust Mickeys with pretty much anything they produce to do the business..

Prices in Aust are low-mid $300s so they might be something to consider.. plenty of relevant sizes too..

Id like to try them as my new performance tyres and would love some feedback if they perform on our car type..

Cheers..

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Yes I've ready had a set on and killed them (20/35/275) and they seemed to do a pretty good job tbh. I used them on the modball rally sydney to brissy and back so I only had my 98 425 rwkw tune in the car and they held pretty dam well.<br /><br />I wouldn't say they are any better than the invos but they certainly are on par.

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I've currently got Hankook Ventus RS3's on the back of mine which do a damn good job in the hot weather but are no match for the invos in the wet.

The Invos would have to be the best bang for buck tyre on the market.

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thanx guys..

looks like the Nittos are top dog for a reason then :)

Its just they rated the Mickeys very well for wear especially so I was thinking for the extra few $$ it might be wort it as u wont be changing them as often..

Is there a big difference between the Invos and the NT05s in the Nittos ?? more as an all rounder but want them to hang on when I give it some..

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  • Member For: 11y 7m 19d
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NT05s more grippy in dry, not so good in wet plus they'll wear a lot faster

Yeah thought that Willo..

Prob not for me as a daily then cheers..

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Yeah the NT05s are no good when driving at freeway speeds in the rain , a simple lane change can cause you to get a bit crossed up if there is a fair bit of water on the road. Good tyre in the dry if you don't mind a bit of tyre noise, id only ever run them on the rear of a street car .

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