Nitto INVO tires
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Nitto INVO tires
Has anyone run a set of Nitto INVO tires besides me?
I am interested to see how they worked out for you. I put on a new set late October 2015 and just replaced them.
Even when they were worn slick they performed well. Awesome in that regard. I drive a lot and I am sure running the central Texas hill country for 9 months will wear tires, but I haven't had to replace tires after 9 months before.
No 285 offering, so I replaced the the rear 275/40 18s with Nitto INVO 295/35 18s and noticed the front tires were almost toast as well. So i felt stuck with my choice and replaced the 255/45 18s with the same tires. BTW I think the 295/35 tires are a bit smaller in diameter that the 275/40s were. I will have to put my GPS on and compare speedo with GPS MPH.
Next tires I have to consider something a little longer lasting, but I do not want to compromise on performance or styling.
What is your favorite choice? I used to run Nitto 555 extremes and may go back. I am looking for alternatives...
I am interested to see how they worked out for you. I put on a new set late October 2015 and just replaced them.
Even when they were worn slick they performed well. Awesome in that regard. I drive a lot and I am sure running the central Texas hill country for 9 months will wear tires, but I haven't had to replace tires after 9 months before.
No 285 offering, so I replaced the the rear 275/40 18s with Nitto INVO 295/35 18s and noticed the front tires were almost toast as well. So i felt stuck with my choice and replaced the 255/45 18s with the same tires. BTW I think the 295/35 tires are a bit smaller in diameter that the 275/40s were. I will have to put my GPS on and compare speedo with GPS MPH.
Next tires I have to consider something a little longer lasting, but I do not want to compromise on performance or styling.
What is your favorite choice? I used to run Nitto 555 extremes and may go back. I am looking for alternatives...
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