spugg
08-22-2009, 01:11 AM
FS: 3x 215/50R17 Hankook HRII H405 Ultra High Performance All-Season
Fits: 17 x 6-6.5"
Tread: ~60-70%
Mileage: ~20k kms
This is a great tire and will be sorely missed. It's very predictable in all driving conditions and you can hardly feel any hydroplaning at all. It's road noise and comfort (especially on the highway) is much quieter than the Hankook V12 evo's we replaced these with after one developed a sidewall nail problem. Since we wanted to go the summer/winter tire route, we thought we'd try some summer tires instead of trying to find a new H405.
You won't be dissappointed. This tire is a lot of fun, especially if tire pressures and alignment are correct. Once set in a corner, it makes turning feel effortless and just turns. Although I'll admit that winter driving conditions isn't really one of its strengths.
$150 obo set (of 3), $70 obo each.
Tire:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759398_640x427.jpghttp://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759399_640x427.jpg
Tread:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759400_427x640.jpg
Tread Depth:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759401_427x640.jpg (Images hosted by Picamatic (http://www.picamatic.com/).)
Tread depth is 7-8/32" all around. There is no noticeable camber wear. They have only been driven in the summers and the wheels and tires were taken off the road from the beginning of October to the end of March each year and stored in an attached garage.
They are listed for ~$139 at Tire Trends (http://www.tiretrends.com/catalog2.php3?tireID=361) bringing 4 tires + taxes to: ~$623 (before levies).
You can see some of the reviews here:
http://www.tiretrends.com/tire_info.php3?tireID=361
http://www.1010tires.com/tirereviews/Hankook_Ventus_HRII_H405_tire_reviews.html
As usual, PM offers. Most offers will be considered. Thanks.
Fits: 17 x 6-6.5"
Tread: ~60-70%
Mileage: ~20k kms
This is a great tire and will be sorely missed. It's very predictable in all driving conditions and you can hardly feel any hydroplaning at all. It's road noise and comfort (especially on the highway) is much quieter than the Hankook V12 evo's we replaced these with after one developed a sidewall nail problem. Since we wanted to go the summer/winter tire route, we thought we'd try some summer tires instead of trying to find a new H405.
You won't be dissappointed. This tire is a lot of fun, especially if tire pressures and alignment are correct. Once set in a corner, it makes turning feel effortless and just turns. Although I'll admit that winter driving conditions isn't really one of its strengths.
$150 obo set (of 3), $70 obo each.
Tire:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759398_640x427.jpghttp://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759399_640x427.jpg
Tread:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759400_427x640.jpg
Tread Depth:
http://www.picamatic.com/show/2009/08/17/03/23/4759401_427x640.jpg (Images hosted by Picamatic (http://www.picamatic.com/).)
Tread depth is 7-8/32" all around. There is no noticeable camber wear. They have only been driven in the summers and the wheels and tires were taken off the road from the beginning of October to the end of March each year and stored in an attached garage.
They are listed for ~$139 at Tire Trends (http://www.tiretrends.com/catalog2.php3?tireID=361) bringing 4 tires + taxes to: ~$623 (before levies).
You can see some of the reviews here:
http://www.tiretrends.com/tire_info.php3?tireID=361
http://www.1010tires.com/tirereviews/Hankook_Ventus_HRII_H405_tire_reviews.html
As usual, PM offers. Most offers will be considered. Thanks.