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Getting Federal 595 Tyres Today


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I am booked in to get a pair of tyres for the rear of my car. Im getting Federals 595 tyres in 245/40/18

I have been curious to see how these tyres perform and feel. At the moment I have Nexen N6000 (I think) and as long as they are an upgrade from them I will be happy.

I will report back on my opinion of the Federals soon...

By the way for 2 they are $310 plus fitting of $10 a wheel

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I ran 595SS's for a while in the same sizes you listed. They where good till aprox 1/2 worn then they went off and becamce pretty slippery.

Running 595RPM's now on 285/30/19. Sticky as hell but waiting to see how they perform once 1/2 worn

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Im runnning Evos although on 20s and find them pretty sticky wet and dry, only had them on a few Ks so not sure long term but for the price they are brilliant.

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ok well home from the shop.

Driving home felt good, no real noise that I could hear and grip wasnt bad either. I didnt give the car much so I cant say if they grip great or not but just feels nice on the road, definitley comfortable.

I find the walls of the tyre a little more rounded then my Nexen tyres but most performance tyres you see have this kind of wall so its a good thing.

I do like the tread pattern, looks nice a sporty.

For the cost of $310 for two tyres I think for the money it would be hard to beat on value for money. The next stage up would have been Khumos which were $220 a tyre. If down the track I find these tyres to be inadequate I may try the Khumos.

At the moment I cant say anything bad about the Federals 595 UHP (Ultra High Performace) tyre.

Thanks

Adam

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I have the 595rsr's with about 12000kms on them now. Grip is excellent for my over 300rwkw's and I still have allot of tread left even after a drag meet and the skid here there and everywhere!

My tyre's are standard BA1 17in rims and tyres fitted, balanced and wheel alignment for the 4 was $1000 so I am happy. I am even impressed with them in the wet which some say they are sh*t but I dont drive like a fool in the wet so I dont know...

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Federal 595 UHP

I put some on (got them at the right price) to replace Kumho KU36's...

SLIPPERY TYRES in the dry, and the wet, and around corners, and in a straight line...

They're excellent value for money tyre, don't get me wrong, but they are SLIPPERY and I wouldn't be turning my traction control off if you had them fitted.

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I love the federal evos. Been on for 20k although not as sticky as the first 5k still good tread left and good tyre.

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For $310 a pair if I burn them out from lack of traction then hopefully by that time I will be set to get something better.

They seem alright so far.

The pair I took off were worn on the insides, most likley from the camber on the rear from being lowered

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Make sure they are 245/40 18

I ordered 245/40 and they got 245/45 18 and yeh... was rubbing on the upper controller arm.

Tyres were federal 595's

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