does anyone here know where i can get my hands on some advan ad07 on either 205/50/15 or 205/45/16's? i tried searching around and all i find are most sizes 17's and 18's....

 

i have a set of advan neova ad07 in 205/45/16 for sale with less than 1000 miles on them

make offer

 

you can only get 17's and up here in America. Unless you get them from BlueR.....

yeah- greatest street tire i've ever driven. GOD i miss being in Japan.

 

BlueR is a great seller/buyer, you can purchase them from him with confidence. I'll go so far as to say I'll give you my race caR if he doesn't come through.

 

They seem to have a set of 195-55/15 here although I don't know how reputable this shop is :

http://store.yahoo.com/yhst-14....html

 

If you want the AD07 in 195/55-15, PM Ed (yellow blur); he can get a great deal on those





AD07 is an awesome street tire


Modified by Kengs at 7:10 PM 12/21/2005

 

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They finished third overall (first in dry performance, fifth in wet performance) in the test of top-of-the-line tires in the December issue of Car and Driver.

 

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They finished third overall (first in dry performance, fifth in wet performance) in the test of top-of-the-line tires in the December issue of Car and Driver.
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Would you happen to have the list of best dry and wet tires from this issue of C&D?

 

http://www.caranddriver.com/ar...10252

 

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Yup. However, the web version in the link omits the detailed graphs that were included in the print article, which gave test results for each of the eleven tires in the following characteristics, in addition to the overall score that was included on the 'net:

1. Braking distance, 50-0 mph, in feet, dry
2. Braking distance, 50-0 mph, in feet, wet
3. Autocross time in seconds, dry
4. Autocross time in seconds, wet
5. Skipdad force, in g, dry
6. Skipdad force, in g, wet
7. Dry Performance Score
8. Wet Performance Score

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Eva01 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">They seem to have a set of 195-55/15 here although I don't know how reputable this shop is :

http://store.yahoo.com/yhst-14....html</TD></TR></TABLE>

Very reputable. I've bought many expensive and also rare items from them in the past.

I ordered a set in 195/55/15 AD07's a few months back. They're a special order item so expect to wait for them from Japan.

 

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I ordered a set in 195/55/15 AD07's a few months back. They're a special order item so expect to wait for them from Japan.

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When I got mine from Yellow Blur, they shipped from Cali the same day

 

Is the AD07s a true street tire (or is it like the A032r)?

How much do these sell for in US for 195/55/15?

 

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/...+AD07

 

whoah...wow..i got A LOT of replies hahaha..that's great! thanks guys! these are some info that i was really looking for. by the way, jdmland is great, i've ordered a few rare items from them before too....wow...keep the opinion on these tires coming...i think i'm really set on getting these tires.

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great link, thanks!

and for the ones that posted pictures up, thanks, you guys are awesome! anyone else with pictures, please post them up.

 

http://store.yahoo.com/yhst-14....html

this is from icb motorsport's website. They sell them individually or as a set of 4. I've bought lots of JDM stuff from them before, and they usually have it to me within 2 days

 

who's this, "Yellow Blur" that people talk about?

how does he get the hook up on Neova's? LOL

 

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Some of the choices for tires they tested are kind of odd, and of course the missing brands that Tire Rack doesnt appear to do business with are just missing in action. Maybe theres a different reason they havent done a tire test since 1989

 

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https://honda-tech.com/zerouser...=1992

 

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how does he get the hook up on Neova's? LOL</TD></TR></TABLE>



Ed is a mogul in training

 

Unopened beer.

 

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LOL this is so true, that bitch should be finished and him grabbing for another one

 

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It's a true street tire.

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They don't.

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I don't think so. They tested the top of the line summer street tire in every case. The only "odd" choice was for Bridgestone, which has several tires that can be considered the top of their line, and they chose the RE050A rather than the S-03.

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Not true. For example, they included the Toyo T1-R, which is not sold by the Tire Rack. They tested all the major brands, and the only minor brand of interest that was not included was Falken (which is unfortunate).

 

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Not for long; Szechuan food + JDM Asahi beer =

The 195/55-15 size of the AD07 is not "officially" imported to the US, but that doesn't mean you can't find it here

Oh and JDM Asahi is only sold here in those big cans, the rest is that crap brewed by Molson under "strict supervision."

 

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Of course (as is obvious from the above posts). However, given that you can't find it from your local Yokohama Tire dealer, I don't think you can give a reliable answer to a question asking how much they sell for. It's not like you can look up the price on the Tire Rack or Discount Tire website. And prices of small importers tend to vary much more than bigger, conventional tire dealers.