Nankang Tyres

acerboo · 02-04-2013, 12:44 PM

same as anything you get what you pay for, but ive had them in the past and they are ok if you just need rubber on your wheels, but wouldn't fit them to a powerful car.

zltm089 · 02-04-2013, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Mart1000

My type R had them too, did they leave the factory with them on?

I don't think Type Rs would come with some nangkhuhmo tyres on...

I think bridgestone re040 are standard on the type rs...

parapaul · 02-04-2013, 02:33 PM

Nankangs sadly have to live with the reputation left by their first tyre, the NS-1, which really was a ditchfinder extraordinaire. However, the current NS-2 is a (relatively) much better tyre by all accounts, and probably is no better or worse than any other budget tyre.

sohlman · 02-04-2013, 05:17 PM

I always put on premium tyres.

I have had nankangs (ditch finders ) on one car which came with them. After 1 mile of picking up car in wet. I drove to nearest tyre centre and put some proper boots on.

Good for drifting and swing in garden only

ljw350 · 02-05-2013, 01:40 AM

had these on my E46 M3, a dealer put them on the front.

Don't know what Nankang they where, but there were the worst tyre i have ever had.

The front of the M3 would break away really easy on a corner or rounderbout.

I blamed my wife for curbing my wheels, but she said she didn't, then i went for a hard drive and noticed the rim protector coming off in lumps, This is where the tyre was tucking under when going hard in a corner. this in turn also damaged the rims. - Yes they were at the correct pressure. (225/35/19)

wife thought they were fine for driving to work and back but if you are a bit heavy footed don't bother as others said ditch finders.

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acerboo Brigadier General 179 Rep 3,923 Posts Drives: e92 335d lci Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: kent iTrader: (2)	same as anything you get what you pay for, but ive had them in the past and they are ok if you just need rubber on your wheels, but wouldn't fit them to a powerful car.
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sohlman Second Lieutenant 10 Rep 208 Posts Drives: E90 330iSE Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Surrey iTrader: (0)	I always put on premium tyres. I have had nankangs (ditch finders ) on one car which came with them. After 1 mile of picking up car in wet. I drove to nearest tyre centre and put some proper boots on. Good for drifting and swing in garden only __________________ E90 330i SE Auto Graphite Grey Metalic
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ljw350 Private 4 Rep 58 Posts Drives: 330d wanted Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: norwich iTrader: (0)	had these on my E46 M3, a dealer put them on the front. Don't know what Nankang they where, but there were the worst tyre i have ever had. The front of the M3 would break away really easy on a corner or rounderbout. I blamed my wife for curbing my wheels, but she said she didn't, then i went for a hard drive and noticed the rim protector coming off in lumps, This is where the tyre was tucking under when going hard in a corner. this in turn also damaged the rims. - Yes they were at the correct pressure. (225/35/19) wife thought they were fine for driving to work and back but if you are a bit heavy footed don't bother as others said ditch finders.
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