BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDWS
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Got them last September; 245-45-17. Put about 8k on the car since. Great grip (took a trip the Tail of the Dragon ), great wear (still look new), very good in rain, and great in snow for an all season. For the price, you cannot beat them.
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I have them on my car and i have no complaints about them. They got me through a fairly bad winter with not a single problem and have yet to hydoplain so they get the vote in my book for a good all season daily driven tire.
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im getting this one tomorrow... just waiting on my wheel guyy's call forme to briing it in.. stillon contemplating if i want to get new wheelsfor my car aswell... im thinking of the advan rs but they are just expensive
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what is the difference with the kdw and the kdws?..
i got the kdws..
i guess one has 340 treadware and the other 400.
and 20 bucks difference,,
plus the actual thread itself is different
i got the kdws..
i guess one has 340 treadware and the other 400.
and 20 bucks difference,,
plus the actual thread itself is different
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I had the KDWS on my GTO (factory) and then put on the KDW the second time around. Both are pretty decent tires for street (not track) driving. The 'S' means snow, so the tread pattern is a bit different. Winter traction is pretty good, although if it's really icy you'll still fight for grip a bit. I did notice a bit more aquaplaning with the KDW, but that was expected.
Bottom line, if you can only swing one set of tires for all 4 seasons in MO, you'll be pretty happy.
Bottom line, if you can only swing one set of tires for all 4 seasons in MO, you'll be pretty happy.