Tires OEM Chevrolet or NANKANG

NANKANG Tires
Snowboard247365
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Rating 4.0

I had a set of Nankang NS-25 UHP tires on my mazda 3 turbo sedan. They were great tires and handled really well. Got about 30k miles out of them. I was pretty pleased, they even did alright in snow.

Pros: great tires, handled well
Vehicle: Mazda 3
Mileage: 48280 km
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So to create some perspective, my AR1’s on a small light car (Miata), lasted for 5 track days. Assuming an average of 20 mins per session, and around four sessions in morning and four in afternoon, we can assume I’m doing around 160 minutes or driving per day. So in theory I put 13 hours on those tyres!

Pros: lasted for 5 track days
Cons: need to cool down
Vehicle: Mazda
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banjozoo
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Rating 4.0

I’ve used Nankang plenty of times on my older cars, they were fine. Drove fine in wet, drove fine in dry, no louder than any other tires.

Pros: drove fine in wet
Cons: no emergency braking situations
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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I think it really depends on the car. A fresh set of 13” AR-1 will last 2000-3000km on track on my dad’s Caterham.

Pros: last 2000-3000km on track
Mileage: 2500 km
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TheLunat1c
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Rating 4.0

I have them. I used to have a Michelin PS4S, which lasted about 24k miles before my front tires basically have no treads left (1.5/32 I think). Difference is stark, in terms of noise in highway. NS-25 is just so much quieter and I realized I can hear my podcasts without raising the volume to where it used to be. In terms or ride quality, I can definitely feel that it is ever so slightly more firmer than the PS4S, but I didn't actually check what tire pressure my tire shop put them on as, so it's subjective I suppose. road feel and grip, albeit I did not push them too much, isn't that bad.

Pros: quieter ride, good grip
Cons: slightly more firmer
Mileage: 24000 km
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Have a buddy that owns a tire shop and ran these for a a few years to put his money where his mouth was since he was recommending them to his customers. He said they were no Michelins, but were well worth the price. Seemed to hold up pretty well and his only real complaint was noise. Moreso as they got on in age, but otherwise, he thought they were better than decent. :thumbup:

Pros: well worth price, held up well, better than decent
Cons: noisy, more so with age
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I ran Nankangs for a while, they were fine as long as it was dry, which it is only 10% of the time here. Slipped in slides all over in the wet.

Pros: fine when dry
Cons: slipped in wet
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