Ron H

I live in the Clear Lake area and work near the dome. Where would be the best place to go that would have a great price for a set of Kumhos?

Ron H

Stratocaster

You might want to stick with the OEM tires. Almost every one that has switched to something other then that on stock rims has complained about the handling going away. IMHO

Here is a local source for OEM Tires @ internet pricing
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=101379

S2KGary

Just my .02

I was not happy with my Kumho 712's, they chirped and let loose way to much when they were new, kind of liked em midlife, then they went away over night, thought I would save some $$$ and they would last longer than S02's.

When they were done, I went back to S02's, don't think I'll try them again.

s2kmugen

Yuk on the kumhoes... I had them on for 3 weeks and hated them... I'm really happy w/ my Yoko EVS's ... try those out..

joe_s2k

S-Oh-too's are the only way to go. Most owners that venture off and try other brands usually come back to theh old stockers....

If you need a set, click on the link that Stratcocaster provided above for all the info you'll need to get a set of tires in Texas City.

DSF_S2k

Competition tires or stock replacements? If they are stock replacements, stick with the SO2's

Dale