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Old 08-08-2008, 02:37 PM
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Anything wrong with the following logic? Since Cobras are usually only driven on warm, dry days, the annual mileage is fairly low. So, you might as well put on soft, sticky performance tires that will give more traction but won't deliver a lot of miles. With a harder, longer life performance tire, in a couple years the rubber would have aged signifcantly to lower their performance, and you'd want to replace the tires anyhow to get their performance back.
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