Nexen Tires Brand NEW
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these tires are by no means road warrior tires. They don't grip like slicks or anything. Don't stick on turns like glue. But damn are they good on the wallet and work damn well for daily driving. These tires have out lasted any other tires I've had on my cars and, for me, wear pretty damn slow. lol
I have these same size, same model on my honda and I've put like 10k+ miles (maybe close to 15k-20k)on them and the tread looks meaty as fawk and I run no camber kits. I tore up my front because I was rubbing the ridge in the wheel wells, but the rest of the tire's tread looks excellent. The rears are still golden. My car was pretty low too.
I liked the price and "performance" (don't know what other word to use) of these I've put them on my Mercedes. Tell me where I could get some 18 in a stagger setup for roughly $400.oo (245/40/18 and 275/35/18 rear). Before these I ran Dunlops, Nittos, and Yokohamas. Those wore out quick, last me a year or two. These have been on my other Benz for about 4-5 years and the rears have barely shown belt on the inside, but the rest of the tire again looks meaty. Always had odd wear with the Mercedes.
Good price on these tires. Not the awesome-est tires, but hard to beat the price especially for a 45 series tire. I'd pick them up if I had spare monies.
I have these same size, same model on my honda and I've put like 10k+ miles (maybe close to 15k-20k)on them and the tread looks meaty as fawk and I run no camber kits. I tore up my front because I was rubbing the ridge in the wheel wells, but the rest of the tire's tread looks excellent. The rears are still golden. My car was pretty low too.
I liked the price and "performance" (don't know what other word to use) of these I've put them on my Mercedes. Tell me where I could get some 18 in a stagger setup for roughly $400.oo (245/40/18 and 275/35/18 rear). Before these I ran Dunlops, Nittos, and Yokohamas. Those wore out quick, last me a year or two. These have been on my other Benz for about 4-5 years and the rears have barely shown belt on the inside, but the rest of the tire again looks meaty. Always had odd wear with the Mercedes.
Good price on these tires. Not the awesome-est tires, but hard to beat the price especially for a 45 series tire. I'd pick them up if I had spare monies.
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Re: Nexen Tires Brand NEW
these tires are by no means road warrior tires. They don't grip like slicks or anything. Don't stick on turns like glue. But damn are they good on the wallet and work damn well for daily driving. These tires have out lasted any other tires I've had on my cars and, for me, wear pretty damn slow. lol
I have these same size, same model on my honda and I've put like 10k+ miles (maybe close to 15k-20k)on them and the tread looks meaty as fawk and I run no camber kits. I tore up my front because I was rubbing the ridge in the wheel wells, but the rest of the tire's tread looks excellent. The rears are still golden. My car was pretty low too.
I liked the price and "performance" (don't know what other word to use) of these I've put them on my Mercedes. Tell me where I could get some 18 in a stagger setup for roughly $400.oo (245/40/18 and 275/35/18 rear). Before these I ran Dunlops, Nittos, and Yokohamas. Those wore out quick, last me a year or two. These have been on my other Benz for about 4-5 years and the rears have barely shown belt on the inside, but the rest of the tire again looks meaty. Always had odd wear with the Mercedes.
Good price on these tires. Not the awesome-est tires, but hard to beat the price especially for a 45 series tire. I'd pick them up if I had spare monies.
I have these same size, same model on my honda and I've put like 10k+ miles (maybe close to 15k-20k)on them and the tread looks meaty as fawk and I run no camber kits. I tore up my front because I was rubbing the ridge in the wheel wells, but the rest of the tire's tread looks excellent. The rears are still golden. My car was pretty low too.
I liked the price and "performance" (don't know what other word to use) of these I've put them on my Mercedes. Tell me where I could get some 18 in a stagger setup for roughly $400.oo (245/40/18 and 275/35/18 rear). Before these I ran Dunlops, Nittos, and Yokohamas. Those wore out quick, last me a year or two. These have been on my other Benz for about 4-5 years and the rears have barely shown belt on the inside, but the rest of the tire again looks meaty. Always had odd wear with the Mercedes.
Good price on these tires. Not the awesome-est tires, but hard to beat the price especially for a 45 series tire. I'd pick them up if I had spare monies.
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