Re: Bridgestone 910 and 950 (weissguy)
Ok if you've got a commuter car, say an '82 Rabbit diesel with 13", maybe you don't need an H speed rated tire. But, as a general rule, IMO, all German cars are going to provide their driver a more satisfying, responsive handling car with H speed rated tires.
910 T speed rated entry level performance tire for the not real aggresive driver wanting tread life and debatably better handling than a touring tire.
950s are H speed rated much better handling than the 910 or an h rated touring tire such as the Michelin MXV4 or Conti CH95.
Ok if you've got a commuter car, say an '82 Rabbit diesel with 13", maybe you don't need an H speed rated tire. But, as a general rule, IMO, all German cars are going to provide their driver a more satisfying, responsive handling car with H speed rated tires.
910 T speed rated entry level performance tire for the not real aggresive driver wanting tread life and debatably better handling than a touring tire.
950s are H speed rated much better handling than the 910 or an h rated touring tire such as the Michelin MXV4 or Conti CH95.
