anyone know any good site where they sell tires for cheap?

 

http://www.tirerack.com

 

any specific tire?

kumho 711 are dirt cheap

 

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kumho 711 are dirt cheap</TD></TR></TABLE>

if your going for the kumho"s get the 712"s
better bang for the buck

 

I havent used them yet, but know people who have. I hear also, that they are good for the money.

Kumho 712

 

im looking for Yokohama AVS ES100. i've check tire rack but it says i have to wait for a month if i want these tires. im looking for some tires real quick and that is the model i want.

 

TireRack

OR Americas Tire / Discount Tire

http://www.tires.com


AVS ES 100 http://www.discounttiredirect....ex=14

 

don't get kumho 712's if you're going to be auto-xing or road racing. I've had mine for like 6 months, did 3 auto-x events and a driving school, and the tires are toast. But, for daily driving, they're pretty good. My dad has avs es100's on his svt contour, and they're really nice. They're quiet, fairly cheap, and handle well. Good luck with what you purchase.

 

both website are out of stock

 

I got ES100's from my local DiscountTire store. $91, not the best deal...but they didn't cup in 5K miles like my Kumho 712s

M

 

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what do u mean by cup?

 

ive been driving on my falken azenis for about 8,000 miles now.

good tire, mild noise.

dosent like the rain much.

i think they are like 90 each.

 

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If you have an America's Tire/Discount Tire in your area, they should keep a stock of several types of tires. When I last bought tires, Discount had a few sets of 712's and AVS ES100's in 205/50/15.

 

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You won't find them anywhere else. Yokohama's factory is just starting to produce the ES100 tires in the 195/55-15 size this month, so nobody will have them until they start getting delivered, about a month from now.

If you are willing to take the 205/50-15 size instead, they should be easy to find, from Tire Rack and other sources.

 

Yokohama AVS ES100's
i have them on my 16"s slipstreams.

I have kumho ESCTA 712's on my stock GSR rims and they are ok. nothing to write home about. I picked up a set of four for $59 each.

The ES100's are great and worth waiting for if you can.

 

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You won't find them anywhere else. Yokohama's factory is just starting to produce the ES100 tires in the 195/55-15 size this month, so nobody will have them until they start getting delivered, about a month from now.

If you are willing to take the 205/50-15 size instead, they should be easy to find, from Tire Rack and other sources.
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I ordered my 195/55-15 ES100's from tirerack about a month ago for $57 each I believe, and I'm glad I did cause they appear to be out of stock everywhere now. I really didn't feel a difference with the tire in compairson to stock michelins, but I did notice I can no longer chirp third now, and I barely chirp second.

 

the es100 &gt; kuhmo 712, you can get either from Discount tire, if you have a Dixcount tire around you, go there and if the size is available at all, they WILL get the tires for you as fast as possible.

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what do u mean by cup?</TD></TR></TABLE>

When tires cup, you can feel the tires and you will feel bumps in the tire, which means it usually "cupped" or "feathered" which usaully has something to do with a lack of rotating your tires

 

I would recomend America's Tires/Discount Tires. Tire Rack has a good website for tech info. and to get tire comparisons. I have Yokohama Parada Spec-2 on Konig 17 wheels. I tried the Yokohama AVS however experienced some tire rubb in the rear wheel wells. If you are considering lowering your car, I would reccommend the Parada Spec-2. It has a better designed for a lowered car. I got my tires at Discount tires and it only took them a few days to get them in the store.

 

looks like i"l be rotating about every 3 to 5 k then...also being that the kumhos are directional...rr goes to rf and lr goes to lf correct...

 

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Correct. Straight from front to back and vice versa.

 

thank u...

 

Of the 4 tires that I've had so far...

Stock -
Kumho 712 -
Falken Azenis -
Yokohama ES100 -

IMO the ES100 is the best daily driver tire that I've had so far.

Keep in mind my car is strictly for daily driving.

Oh and I ordered a set of Yokohama ES100's 205/50/15 from http://www.tirerack.com on 7/31 and they got here 8/5

 

Do a search my friend

 

I've had azenis for about 10,000 miles.............

= grip is sick, peopl will have a hard time beating you off of the line with them ( if you launch right)

they wear pretty fast, and DO NOT drive fast in the rain with them.

 

I have driven on most tires out there. I currently use the ES100's on my 90 Integra (205-50-15) and love them. Couldn't believe how well they worked on a 6 hour track session. Especially when you sonsider I usually use Toyo RA-1's on the track. Very very satisfied Yoko owner.

Don't get the Kumho 711 or 712, they both really suck, I did a full 2 minute burnout on the 712's to burn them off I hated them so much. Had to justify buying new tires some how

Although the new Kumho MX's are supposed to be really good, although more expensive than the ES100.