Toyo RA1's are bada** but only have a 80-100AA rating but yet last longer than 200TW tires wtf?
Treadwear ratings are a relative term and there is no universal requirement saying they must meet x mileage to achieve the TW number.
I also suspect that with 200tw becoming a standard in some competitions, some manufacturers may be willing to put a 200 number on a softer tire to promote a product line and then point to the relativeness of the system to justify the change.
its exactly why its frustrating to me, I dig the RA1's and they are affordable,last great AND stick. They just have the wrong number on the side.
