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Date:         Mon, 19 Jun 2000 20:55:40 -0400
Reply-To:     pokeswagon@blazenet.net
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From:         "(Donna Cassano)" <pokeswagon@blazenet.net>
Subject:      Re: Tires again...sorry gang
Comments: To: "Boquist, Carl E Unknown" <carl.boquist@SBCCOM.APGEA.ARMY.MIL>
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No go on Yoko. Unless as suggested by some you get 'em in Canada.

I just got Bridgestone Dueler AT's from Sears ($106.08 - ouch!). The Michelin's just weren't agressive enough for me as I'm off road quite a bit. Only drove them 10 miles home so I can't say if I like them yet. Going to take them out for a little road/off-road test tomorrow.

Don't worry about the price so much. Pretty big safety feature IMHO.

Peace - donna '84 Westy (Pepe)

Boquist, Carl E Unknown wrote:

> Read all the threads and narrowed it down to the Michelin MXT 205's and the > Yoko 370Y > > Lowest I can find the Mich's for are $91 at tire rack, and can't find the > Yoko's anywhere. Tirerack says no more in production. > > Anybody have any ideas before I shell out the big bucks? > > I drive a 89 Wolfsburg custom, metallic blue with the table, bed, and the > sweet mirrors. > > Thanks


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