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wingsandwheels
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I've put the Sprint Classics twice on 2 TR6's and I'd buy them again. They ride and handle well and are good in what little rain they see. Recommended.
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DougF
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My first TR6 had Sprints on it. I drove them in all weather conditions except snow. They were durable, but I never felt comfortable with them in the wet after a near collision on a club rally. Maybe mine were older when I bought the car, but they always felt hard. Similar to a redline with wider grooves and no red.
I have been running Kumho lately and am quite pleased. Inexpensive, yet a quality tire.
I have been running Kumho lately and am quite pleased. Inexpensive, yet a quality tire.