I am trying my hardest to kill these tires, i have 215/45/r17 yoko's but they rub so iam stuck with those as well. I am on df210 springs w/tokico adjustable shocks. I actually softened the front and the rear today and it seems a little better. Those 215/45/17 are for sale. 2bf goodridges, and 3 yoko es 100's ($300.00) splitting shipping.

 

went back to steelie. neo gens tried to kill me tonight (combination of rain, and tires driving where ever they want when they want.

 

That doesn't sound good. No kill octagon you bad tires!!!

 

205's trashed, running the 215's i had as back up. (bf g sports front and yokohama es100 in rear) No i did not go out and buy the above setup at the same time. Was running the yokos on tien coilovers, but they rubbed front and rear, and some how got a nail thru the sidewall on one of them. bought the g forces to compensate. The ride is smooth and true as far as steering and pavement compared to the rim killers i was running. The tires do not look odd as one would think, and i do not rub in the front and more, ever so slightly in the rear. The rubbing went away due to df210 springs, tokico adj shocks. I know that the tires are too tall, but they treat me right and look good. I hope to venture into 205/45 in the summer. All i know is i want something with the side wall protection of 45series, and anything compared to a neo gen or 205/40 i dont want in my life. Thanks for class