Im in the market for a new set of all season tires (16's) since the used teg i just bought still has its stock tires on at 52k miles, NO TRED LEFT AT ALL! looking to spend less then $75 per tire, let me know what u recommend....

 

I have heard discount tire has some 16' nittos for $80 good bang for your buck im in the same situation

 

kumho 712 all the way...

 

ummm...Kumho doesn't make an all season tire.

 

those ecsta supra 712's arent all season?

dam....

 

dunlop sp5000 or dunlop d60a2

 

I've used dunlop D60 A2 and I've had no problems with it. I like it a lot actually.

 

I replaced my stock Michelins with Dunlop D60A2.
I'm actually driving a totally different car with these tires.
Car now has less road noise andhandles like a dream.

I'd recommend it.

 

Dunlop has recently replaced the D60A2 with a new tire, the SP Sport A2. The Tire Rack has them, but I didn't see them in 205/45/16s. Your next choice might be the Dunlop SP Sport 5000. A few bucks more per tire, but very good in the rain and not too shabby on dry pavement.

 

If they're still available, Dunlop D60A2. They're fantastic in the dry, rain, snow. They are decently quiet when cruising on the highway. They handle so-so when driving hard...but that's the understandable trade-off. I think I got my second set at Tires Plus for about $60 each last year.

 

 

I just ordered 4 205/50/15 SP5000's for my GSR. $395.78 shipped, and a friend of mine has the machines to mount/balence them for free.

So, $400,00 for 4 tires shipped, mounted, and balenced.

Good price?

 

Aren't stock tires a '96 SE 15's. Anyway, it depends on what you want. If you want them to last a while (over 20K) I have heard good things about the Dunlop SP5000 or the RE730's. Both should be good for 35-40K mile. For higher performance, I can't answer. I actually traded a good bit of performance for Bridgestone RE910 (T speed rated tire) with a treadware rating of 400 - about 60K miles. They were about $80 each. I think they are better than the stock Michelins.

 

Dunlop 5000 Sport A/S

 

see joe....what'd I say. go w/ the dunlop 5000s, they're a great tire. haven't ever heard a complaint about them

 

can i get the dunlop sp5000 at tirerack, i was looking for them there but cant find them.....i want to buy them someplace that sells wheels too, cuz i'm gonn abuy both at the same time and get them mounted for free.....

 

Make sure you know what size rims you have. Do you have 16's or do you have stock 15's?

For 15's, look for size 205/50-15.