whats some GOOD TIRES name??
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whats some GOOD TIRES name??
GOT 500 to spend on tires i want some really good ones but i don't really know anything about tires what would u guys recommend?
Modified by skateboard c at 7:07 PM 5/22/2008
Modified by skateboard c at 7:07 PM 5/22/2008
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Re: whats some GOOD TIRES name?? (skateboard c)
what you lookin for? traction? long life? etc.....what size rim and tires...
yokohama is nice....
falken is nice....
those are some brands that are nice and not too expesive...if you look in the right places...just bought a set of yokohama prada spec 2 for my 19" at a fair price...635. shipped so if you have smaller then might be cheaper....
yokohama is nice....
falken is nice....
those are some brands that are nice and not too expesive...if you look in the right places...just bought a set of yokohama prada spec 2 for my 19" at a fair price...635. shipped so if you have smaller then might be cheaper....
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Re: whats some GOOD TIRES name?? (skateboard c)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by skateboard c »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">GOT 500 to spend on tires i want some really good ones but i don't really know anything about tires what would u guys recommend?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, you could tell us what kind of car you have (year, model, version) and what size wheels you have, so we can recommend a tire that comes in your size. And you could tell us whether you drive your car in rain, and in snow, and whether you ever drive your car on the track. And you could tell us whether you care more about performance, versus value (low purchase price and/or long treadlife). But that would make it too easy; instead, you can just ask what tires to get, without telling us your particular needs so we can't possibly make a recommendation that applies to you.
Well, you could tell us what kind of car you have (year, model, version) and what size wheels you have, so we can recommend a tire that comes in your size. And you could tell us whether you drive your car in rain, and in snow, and whether you ever drive your car on the track. And you could tell us whether you care more about performance, versus value (low purchase price and/or long treadlife). But that would make it too easy; instead, you can just ask what tires to get, without telling us your particular needs so we can't possibly make a recommendation that applies to you.
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