what kinda tires do u guys think i should get for my blades?

 

azenis

 

What do you do? Streetr driving, autox, mix, track?

Impossible to answer without knowing the application.

Cheers,
Roy

 

considering you live in the northeast. i would suggest a good all-season that is very sporty. i would go with the michelin pilot sport or bfgoodrich g-force t/a kdw. also, dunlops are an excellent choice. i have bfg touring t/a's on my integra(14in alloys) and i just drove through a terrible snow storm the other day. tires gripped very well. alot of people off the road because they were caught by suprise with this storm. i have the pilot sports on the 190D with 17's and those are excellent tires in the canyons and in the wet. i don't drive the car much in snow. not worth getting salt and grime all over it.

 

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STREET

 

id recommend some yokohama av es100s 205/50/15 for street.

 

Yokohamas AVS ES-100

 

seeing that many of the people who answer are from places where there is no snow/rain. and seeing that your place is maryland.
are you going to use these in winter or do you have a set of winter tires? many people that i've met around here are very unhappy with yokohamas, falkens, etc.

 

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are you going to use these in winter or do you have a set of winter tires? many people that i've met around here are very unhappy with yokohamas, falkens, etc.
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Exactly what I was thinking. I don't know if anyone read his request or not, but hes basically looking for a regular street tire. Nothing high performance.

I don't really know what to suggest really. I know more about performance tires than anything.

I would say search the internet. I can't remember, but I'm pretty sure one of the sites has a place where you can read customer reviews of the tires.

Good luck.

 

I want STREET PERFORMANCE TIRES im thinkin about the bf goodrige g-force t/d
205-50-15 and im gonna buy some tire for the winter as well. Any sugestions?

 

Yokohama AVS ES-100 would suit you well.

I use Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3, but in 195/50-15. I've been very pleased with them in both dry and wet weather.

 

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Well then, maybe next time BE MORE SPECIFIC.

 

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Undoubtedly the best tire in the price range.

 

depending on your money situation i guess-

if you want only one tire for decent snow/wet traction and decent dry traction the azenis and evs100 are a great value. The dunlops in my experience out hnadle both of those 2 in wet and dry (dunlop sp5000)

if you want to spend a little more I would get a set of strictly winter tires --like blizzak etc and then get a good summer peformance tire like potenzas so-3's

 

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Potenza Pole Position S03

 

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Expensive but awesome.

 

alpin pilots are good snow tires. we have those on both benzes. awesome grip in the E couple with awd.

 

Falken Azenis.

 

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x3

 

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I have em, and I like them so far. and they last alot longer than azenis'