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jukngene (10-14-2023)
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I don't drive the NSX enough to give you an accurate number, but I replaced the tires on the S two years ago and have driven about 12,000 miles, and I would say I have 30 to 40% of the tread left. Probably about 70% of the miles were highway driving, and the rest split evenly between city and twisty driving.
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windhund116 (10-14-2023)
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A deep dive at the Tire Rack will answer all your questions when it comes to tires - performance, ride, handling, noise, etc.
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Kyras (10-14-2023)
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I always knew those Dodge Caravans could carry a ton of stuff , very versatile, this takes it to an extreme though lol
Driver loads entire junkyard onto car | Watch (msn.com)
Driver loads entire junkyard onto car | Watch (msn.com)
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I always knew those Dodge Caravans could carry a ton of stuff , very versatile, this takes it to an extreme though lol
Driver loads entire junkyard onto car | Watch (msn.com)
Driver loads entire junkyard onto car | Watch (msn.com)
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zeroptzero (10-13-2023)
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I miss junk yard picking. or simply wandering around looking at the wrecks and trying to figure out what happened.
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This was the last one I went to Hall's Garage | Scituate, RI
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I don't drive the NSX enough to give you an accurate number, but I replaced the tires on the S two years ago and have driven about 12,000 miles, and I would say I have 30 to 40% of the tread left. Probably about 70% of the miles were highway driving, and the rest split evenly between city and twisty driving.
Went to Yokohama AVS Sports tires (what they were called back then) on that car. Those are very, very nice too.