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omgwtfbyobbq 11-29-2006 04:55 PM

13" LRR tires?
 
The dated Greenseal report only tests 14" and up, so I was wondering if any of the 13" versions (RE92s, HTR200s,etc...) would have the same characteristics? I've read about other RE92s not being LRR, and the specs on t3ht1r3r4ck seem to indicate that the 13"ers are not LRR.

165/65 R13 SL 160 A A
882 lbs.
35 psi
10/32"
19 lbs. 4.5-6"
4.5"
6.5"
5.2"
21.4"
984
175/65 SR14 84S XL 160 A A
1102 lbs.
50 psi
10/32"
16 lbs. 5-6"
5"
7"
5.3"
23.1"
902

While the Sumitomos all seem to have the same specs and all go to 51psi stock. Any ideas?

krousdb 11-29-2006 05:00 PM

The only RE92 that is LRR is the 165/65/14, weighing in at 13 lbs. That 13" weighs a whopping 19 lbs. What up with that???

omgwtfbyobbq 11-29-2006 05:09 PM

No clue, but I saw an ebay auction with it listed as a trailer tire. In any case, it seems like the Sumitomos are the best bet at the best price, barring some other tire that's not listed on the greenseal report.

GasSavers_TomO 11-30-2006 05:15 PM

Just some first-hand experience with the Sumitomo HTR 200s...I have them on some 9lb Enkei 13x6" rims. 215/50/13 and they do weigh 19lbs a piece!

MetroMPG 11-30-2006 05:49 PM

What tire came OEM on the VX?

My '98 Firefly has its original OEM Goodyear Invicta GL LRR tires on it (11,000 km), and I think they roll very well. Don't know what I'd get to replace them (don't think they're available any more).

green swift 11-30-2006 09:55 PM

13 LLR tires
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MetroMPG
What tire came OEM on the VX?

My '98 Firefly has its original OEM Goodyear Invicta GL LRR tires on it (11,000 km), and I think they roll very well. Don't know what I'd get to replace them (don't think they're available any more).




I have done alot of searching for LRR tires for my swift.The only one I can find was the Kumho 793 tires.If you go on the web site it says increase fuel economy very low wear rating but the only draw back I thought was tire pressure 35PSI max.I put them on and found no reduction from my OEM invictas fuel economy.Tire temps ran about the same. They are narrower than OEM tires 155/80 13".

omgwtfbyobbq 12-01-2006 02:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TomO
Just some first-hand experience with the Sumitomo HTR 200s...I have them on some 9lb Enkei 13x6" rims. 215/50/13 and they do weigh 19lbs a piece!

Wow, those are some porky tires! I figured on going with 175/70 HR13's since they're 15lbs (a lb more than the RE92) and go to 50 psi stock! I wonder what those would net me at 75psi? Besides a blowout.

GasSavers_TomO 12-01-2006 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MetroMPG
What tire came OEM on the VX?

My '98 Firefly has its original OEM Goodyear Invicta GL LRR tires on it (11,000 km), and I think they roll very well. Don't know what I'd get to replace them (don't think they're available any more).

I know that the VX stock tire size was 175/70/13 but I don't have any facts on teh brand of tire OEM. Honda liked to use Michelin tires though, I know that much.

Spule 4 12-01-2006 07:51 PM

Nokian i3, but I am not sure if the Finnish 13"s are sold in the US (we get tires made in ROC by Nokia(n) here in the US....grrrr)

The Dutch made Vredestein Quatrac2 (were good, have used Vredestein tires for 20 odd years, both classic and modern car tires) may be another option:

https://www.tiresunlimited.com/ALL%20...ed_quatrac.htm

Experience with Sumitomo was years ago, HTR-Tour, on Mercedes, they were good tires then.


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