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Yesterday was raining cats and dogs.....mondy using aspec DB...reali feels v.slippery and aquaplane quite a number of times [sweatdrop][sweatdrop]

 

any comments bro?

 

It also depends on the wheel alignment & whether the tyre has been inflated properly.

 

The Aspec DB grooves are of a straight line, shouldn't have any probelms in the wet, unlike those "flower" type of pattern found in more basic tyres that are good only for dry roads.

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actually, good wet tyres are usually of diagonal thread pattern to channel water away from the contact patch, not straight grooves.

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i don't knoe if this is good or not, recently changed to firenza tyres as my aspec db is botaked on one side. so i have front with firenza, went up to kl and it was raining on the highway. thing is, i saw a lot of water going/splashing towards outside of my front tyres, never seen b4 on my aspec db. gripping seems to be feeling good. no aqua planning feeling and overall handling i felt good. the splashing was obvious cause it was quite high as i can see it while driving. but i tried the max to 130-140km/h. i don't know if i can judge by that.

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if im nt wrong..if the tyres is overly inflated...the tyres tend to lose traction more easily..whereas if the tyres are under inflated...under braking...itz beta compared to a fully inflated tyre

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i don't knoe if this is good or not, recently changed to firenza tyres as my aspec db is botaked on one side. so i have front with firenza, went up to kl and it was raining on the highway. thing is, i saw a lot of water going/splashing towards outside of my front tyres, never seen b4 on my aspec db. gripping seems to be feeling good. no aqua planning feeling and overall handling i felt good. the splashing was obvious cause it was quite high as i can see it while driving. but i tried the max to 130-140km/h. i don't know if i can judge by that.

 

 

So I'm not the only who has good experience with Firenza. smile.gif

 

Hopefully more people could try it out and concur with this finding. I haven't got the chance to really use the firenza in extreme conditions as yet, but nowadays when it's raining, I would purposely look for puddles of water to drive over and make the big splashes! laugh.gif

 

I think after these few days of driving in heavy rain, I would say the tyres do inspire confidence.

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one of my friend who drive passat ,brought the AspecDB,he is a light-pressure turbo car.

so i ask him wet weather be beri carefull dead.gif

this AspecdB seems to be quite popular, saw lots of it being sold at autobac recently..... shakehead.gifshakehead.gifshakehead.gif

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