[mike@x-ph.com]

Currently running E40 Jb4 modified map, lots of torque on low RPM that the Michelin PSS were struggling.

I upgraded to the Toyo R888R, and I'm very impressed.

I will post an update after a few weeks of use

[exmowner]

Nice tire upgrade, side note you guys need to upgrade that balancer…. Hunters road force line of balancers are worth every penny.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by exmowner

Nice tire upgrade, side note you guys need to upgrade that balancer…. Hunters road force line of balancers are worth every penny.

Thank you

[mikewho_G82]

what size did you go with? is the vehicle and Xdrive?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by mikewho_G82

what size did you go with? is the vehicle and Xdrive?

RWD, i went with the same size as stock 285/20 for the rear

The R888R is not offered in a 305 size that will fit without rubbing.

[Tall Tom Cruise]

Fires me up. What is the expected street mileage one can get out of these, 6k?

My cup 2's can last me 8-10k usually (street only), but I might switch to these next time just to mix it up.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Tall Tom Cruise

Fires me up. What is the expected street mileage one can get out of these, 6k?

My cup 2's can last me 8-10k usually (street only), but I might switch to these next time just to mix it up.

Depends on your driving, but 10-15K for regular driving.

Since I'm pushing 700whp and want max traction, I plan on changing them every 10-12K

[Asmooth0101]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Currently running E40 Jb4 modified map, lots of torque on low RPM that the Michelin PSS were struggling.

I upgraded to the Toyo R888R, and I'm very impressed.

I will post an update after a few weeks of use

Do you daily your car? Would you drive these in the rain?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Asmooth0101

Do you daily your car? Would you drive these in the rain?

Yes, and yes.

They Are not rain tires, obviously, but they are good enough to be driven in the rain. I do not recommend racing in the rain, regardless of the tires.

[Asmooth0101]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Yes, and yes.

They Are not rain tires, obviously, but they are good enough to be driven in the rain. I do not recommend racing in the rain, regardless of the tires.

Thanks. I asked because I had e heard the sport cup 2's are terrible in the wet and dangerous.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Asmooth0101

Thanks. I asked because I had e heard the sport cup 2's are terrible in the wet and dangerous.

It's been raining here for the past week, im comfortable driving with these tires

[aj_g80]

triple 8's look SO dam good...

[barryc365]

These look so good on the car. Love the meaty look!

[Asmooth0101]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Currently running E40 Jb4 modified map, lots of torque on low RPM that the Michelin PSS were struggling.

I upgraded to the Toyo R888R, and I'm very impressed.

I will post an update after a few weeks of use

Are you running Stock tires up front?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Asmooth0101

Are you running Stock tires up front?

Yes sir, just for one more year and i will upgrade all 4 tires again

[BadBoostedBMWM3]

Pictures installed?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by BadBoostedBMWM3

Pictures installed?

I did not take any, sorry.

Since I got the same size as the stock tires, I did not think anyone cared about how it looked.

[beachBmmr]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Yes sir, just for one more year and i will upgrade all 4 tires again

Hows the noise? are you looking for just more traction in a straight line, or overall cornering grip?

[Jamal82]

Is the load index of these not too low than required?

[Jamal82]

Please someone may respond and help? Can I mount these even though the load index is too low? Considering that the CSL does not weight as much as the comp such load index should work, or? But why is the minimum load index in the papers that high (100 in the Front and 96 in the rear)?

Thx and cheers

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Jamal82

Please someone may respond and help? Can I mount these even though the load index is too low? Considering that the CSL does not weight as much as the comp such load index should work, or? But why is the minimum load index in the papers that high (100 in the Front and 96 in the rear)?

Thx and cheers

Im running these tires and so are hundreds of other people and its all been good feedback, thats your response.

[jeegunkim]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

RWD, i went with the same size as stock 285/20 for the rear

The R888R is not offered in a 305 size that will fit without rubbing.

700WHP on a JB4??