Falken 451s
So my g/f kinda did a booboo and rolled the bead on my stockers.
So i went out and bought a set of these. Drastic improvemnt. No wheel spin now :D....
Just gobs and gobs of teeth rattling wheel hop GRRRRRR >&
So i went out and bought a set of these. Drastic improvemnt. No wheel spin now :D....
Just gobs and gobs of teeth rattling wheel hop GRRRRRR >&
These have an AA grip rating.
I coulda bought some cheapo tires for that price.
Advans, t1s, Prada spec II, or any others with the same or better grip rating will cost 150+ per tire.
And when you buy tires from: Falken, Toyo, Yokohama, etc etc. You are also paying for the name honestly.
But also everything else that comes with it.
I coulda bought some cheapo tires for that price.
Advans, t1s, Prada spec II, or any others with the same or better grip rating will cost 150+ per tire.
And when you buy tires from: Falken, Toyo, Yokohama, etc etc. You are also paying for the name honestly.
But also everything else that comes with it.
I have the Flaken Ziex-512's on my car with Falken C-Spec rims to match.....They arent as sticky as the 451's, but they still grip WAY better than any all-season tire has the right too. Falken makes some great rubber!
just bought a set of the 45's in 245/35-19 for my 04 accord, they are a great tire....... probably more sticky then what i need....the nittos nt555 are great tires, i have used both nitto, yokohama, toyo falkens and some dunlops on my all my cars, and i would say the falkens are the best value for what most people use then for.
and when i made the comment about the 451's on discount tire, they cost 98.00 per tire shipped with no taxes.......
wasnt knocking them.
and when i made the comment about the 451's on discount tire, they cost 98.00 per tire shipped with no taxes.......
wasnt knocking them.
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