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Old 10-02-2015, 10:10 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by spacemanspif View Post
.....Any other brands to look for in terms of LRR superiority? I'd like to spend less than $100/tire and would really like to buy American if possible. I know the Ecopias are not but I was using them as a major LRR competitor and price comparison.
First, the term LRR is a relative term. It means better RR than tires with similar wear and traction properties. You need to be very careful when comparing tires, because LRR tires don't necessarily have better RR than non-LRR tires.

Ya' see, there is a 3 way technology triangle involving treadwear, traction and rolling resistance. Improvements in one area come at the expense of one or both of the other areas. You have to decide what compromise works for you.
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