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[Sammy D]

Yokohama A008!

I use them on my 10x6 Revolutions. Lovely tyres, nice and sticky and reasonable in the wet too.

Only 30 odd pound a tyre too!

A008s get my vote!

[Puddings]

I have got A032's on my 10 x 7 Force splits and they are the best you can get and look cool

[Purtsi]

So far no-one has said anything about 10" falkens... A008s should be better than those i guess (or are they?) Anyhow, I believe that I have to forget A032Rs at this point as those wear out so quickly I can't even drive back and forth into next IMM with 'em!

[Jammy]

I've tried Falkens on 12" wheels (can't remember exactly which model they were though) and A008s. I found the 008s to be pretty good in all weather, obviously not as grippy as the 032s, but good none-the-less. The Falkens were ok, I'd have to say not quite as good as the 008s, I thought they started to lose grip earlier than the 008s in a corner, however they were different minis, different suspension setups.

[Purtsi]

So far I've used only 12" Falkens so I have no idea how other tires handle compared to them, but that I can say that those tires have no grip on water unless those are nearly brand new (if even then?). I've done 4-wheel slide with those both on dry and wet and the speed wasn't even high (on normal road) and on track the understeer was horrible on wet when I had better grip on back...

[The Matt]

I have got A032's on my 10 x 7 Force splits and they are the best you can get and look cool

Sorry to hi-jack, but have you got any pics of that setup, as it's what I am gonna go for. Are you on Sportpack arches too?

[Purtsi]

I actually would like to see some pics of that setup too Puddings


by the way. is that Yoko A008 stretched on a 7x10" or some other tire 'because it sure ain't A032r?