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12-08-2007, 05:05 PM
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Okay I'm sure this has been covered a billion times but I'd appreciate MOST any output 
I am going to be ordering tires within the next few days to go onto my OEM wheels. I would like all-weather, good tread life and good cornering. Should I go with Nitto Neo Gens, Toyo Proxes 4 or Kumho Ecsta ASX? Those are all about the same price range.
Also... for my stock wheels I am going to want to order 215/45-17 tires, correct?
I am going to be ordering tires within the next few days to go onto my OEM wheels. I would like all-weather, good tread life and good cornering. Should I go with Nitto Neo Gens, Toyo Proxes 4 or Kumho Ecsta ASX? Those are all about the same price range.
Also... for my stock wheels I am going to want to order 215/45-17 tires, correct?
12-08-2007, 08:03 PM
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I don't think you can go wrong with either. There are a lot of people on here that like the Toyo.
FWIW, Consumer Reports tested those tires out of 15 total. They ranked Nitto #2, Kumho #8 and Toyo #12. Kumho got rated best in snow and Kumho and Nitto rated higher than Toyo on treadlife. They ranked them all the same in dry handling.
215/45/17 is OEM, I know some people get 225/45/17 though.
FWIW, Consumer Reports tested those tires out of 15 total. They ranked Nitto #2, Kumho #8 and Toyo #12. Kumho got rated best in snow and Kumho and Nitto rated higher than Toyo on treadlife. They ranked them all the same in dry handling.
215/45/17 is OEM, I know some people get 225/45/17 though.
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