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Lassa Tyres

Juniorhurler · 2011-10-05 19:03:30

I am thinking about a set of these in 245/70R16 for my jeep in A/T's. Has anybody out there had tham or know what the wear returns are like on them as this concerns me more than off road grip. Thanks, JH

05-10-2011 7:03pm

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Juniorhurler

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I am thinking about a set of these in 245/70R16 for my jeep in A/T's. Has anybody out there had tham or know what the wear returns are like on them as this concerns me more than off road grip.

Thanks,
JH

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#2 05-10-2011 7:24pm

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Lassa is a mid level Turkish brand which is owned by Bridgestone. They are being produced in same factory with bridgestone tyres in Turkey.

They are behind bridgestone quality as all other side brands. But if price is good and you are ok with mid level brand, you cant go wrong too much

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#3 05-10-2011 7:28pm

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cue KG

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