I need new tires BAD!!! which ones and where from?
I know i will probably get a million different responses but ....
I need all season (Arkansas weather
)
Reasonable price
Reasonable lifespan
some thing better than the potenza supermarket cart grip that i have( that should be easy)
thanks
I need all season (Arkansas weather
Reasonable price
Reasonable lifespan
some thing better than the potenza supermarket cart grip that i have( that should be easy)
thanks
hey, check out tires.com, they have some good price on tires. also check out falken tires. i got some falken azenis just recently, and i love them. good treadwear, speed rating, low road noise and its a name brand tire.
When my original tires wear out (before next winter) I'm going to get a set of BFGoodrich Traction TA. If I still have the stock steelies then, I'll get the 195/60-15s, but they come in lots of different sizes.
Originally Posted by FModFTD
When my original tires wear out (before next winter) I'm going to get a set of BFGoodrich Traction TA. If I still have the stock steelies then, I'll get the 195/60-15s, but they come in lots of different sizes.
http://www.tirerack.com
Get the Avon Tech M550 A/S tires - they're the best ultra-high-performance all-seasons. Great for wet weather. It's what I rock.
Get the Avon Tech M550 A/S tires - they're the best ultra-high-performance all-seasons. Great for wet weather. It's what I rock.
I'm pretty sure those are just Max Performance... not recommended for All Season.
The Pirelli PZero Nero M/S are good all seasons too. They come OEM on the RS1 and have really good ratings on TireRack and such.
The Pirelli PZero Nero M/S are good all seasons too. They come OEM on the RS1 and have really good ratings on TireRack and such.
Try the Nitto NT450. I just upgraded from stock (I have the 15" alloys) to a 205/55/15. Same diameter as stock with about 3/4" increase in width. Plus the unidirectional v-groove tread helps handling. Especially when wet. Also mud & snow rated. Cost was reasonable. About $450.00 installed from a local tire shop. Should cost less if bought on line.
Originally Posted by CBcoolJ
Try the Nitto NT450. I just upgraded from stock (I have the 15" alloys) to a 205/55/15. Same diameter as stock with about 3/4" increase in width. Plus the unidirectional v-groove tread helps handling. Especially when wet. Also mud & snow rated. Cost was reasonable. About $450.00 installed from a local tire shop. Should cost less if bought on line.
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