More Hoosier info

[BobDixon]

Found this on the Hoosier site. Price list and sizes for the R6/A6 tires.

https://www.hoosiertire.com/46list.pdf

[MrPickles]

315 35 17... $280!!!!! each. Sheesh... and the 710s in the same size are $220 each.

I bet these AS06s don't have the tread life of the 710s. Whomever decides to take another mortgage on their house, to get a set of HooHoo tires, should keep the list posted on the amount of runs you get out of the tire.

[Larry]

I spoke with Pete at Tire Source about them and he recommends waiting to hear how people are doing with them before buying. He doesn't want to see a repeat of the last mess with Hoosiers.

[LoCore]

$261 vs $240 for my 245/35/18s.

I too look forward to hearing reports on the lifetime of the new Hoosiers.

So, who's going first? :-)

[lundgren]

I went first... but Kumho doesn't make a fit for my car (yet).

JUST for think about something.. if the new Hoosier *was* faster, but didn't last as long, would you spend 20% more?

[Proxenus]

I went first... but Kumho doesn't make a fit for my car (yet).

JUST for think about something.. if the new Hoosier *was* faster, but didn't last as long, would you spend 20% more?

For national events where you could win more tires with Hoosier's contingency, maybe.

For local events, no.

[lundgren]

I think each tire will require a bit different setup too, so the comparison will be car specific, and will take time.

[LoCore]

JUST for think about something.. if the new Hoosier *was* faster, but didn't last as long, would you spend 20% more?

Not unless I was Nationally competitive. It'd be a waste of money for local events.

[kirstein]

I went first... but Kumho doesn't make a fit for my car (yet).

JUST for think about something.. if the new Hoosier *was* faster, but didn't last as long, would you spend 20% more?

Just like in the past, if you want to win you have to pay the price. If the Hoosiers are faster and the fastest drivers buy the them............