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    #16
    If you plan on stretching a S Drive.. Forget about that happening. The sidewalls of them are very very stiff and will not stretch


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      #17
      If it makes any difference, I have had two sets of S-Drives and both were made in the USA. I had a set on my MR2 and a set on an e30 and found them to be quiet and sticky.
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        #18
        I have them right now on my 17x8 Apex ARC-8s. They're very grippy, I like them.

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          #19
          I have a set in 205/55/15, love them. Grippy and quiet on the road.
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            #20
            Originally posted by agent View Post
            I have DWSs on my DD (E39), and have been very happy with them. They're not quite as grippy as the DWs I had on it previously, though I'm betting on more than 20k out of the DWSs.
            Awesome! Thanks for that!
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              #21
              Originally posted by kung fu jesus View Post
              Awesome! Thanks for that!
              You bet!
              Originally posted by kronus
              would be in depending on tip slant and tube size

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                #22
                Originally posted by brutus87 View Post
                I have a set in 205/55/15, love them. Grippy and quiet on the road.
                Same here...

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