I am needing to buy tires, any suggestions?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Phill

 

50 dollar wal-mart yo lol thats wut ive got and they work pretty good

 

Kumho Ecsta Supras are very good deal.. cheap and effective

 

dunlop sport A2 is on mine. 55$ @ http://www.tirerack.com and get Sears to pricematch them.

 

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word i live by these

 

how much cost for 215/35/18 size tire cost me? X 4 = $?

 

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/...1=yes

I think I'll try the Kumho KH11's @ FORTY BUCKS A PIECE! That's a good deal for V-rated tires from a company w/ a serious investment in motorsports

Read the reviews...they very favorable.

Edit: these, the dunlop A2's, & the Yoko EVS's, are the only sporty tires left at a reasonable price in 195/60/15 since our beloved Yoko AVS's are gone now. I found the dunlops got really uncomfortably hard after a while....i've had a few sets.

Jweller/KGAccord - is this what you found with your sets of Dunlop A2's?


Modified by RotaryBzzzz at 9:35 PM 11/10/2003

 

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alot

 

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for a stock replacement tire that is probably the best bang for the buck

 

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yeah they are awesome tires at any price. being cheap just sweetens the deal

 

Try some Falken GRB's... They are pretty sticky and are all season. Haven't broken loose on them yet. I say Falken GRB's or Kuhmo Ecsta Supra 712's. Cheap and very sticky and both are all season.

 

i also recommend the kumho supras..i currently have them on now and i am very happy..

 

The Kumho's are your best bet for price. I think in the 18" you are looking for they are a hair over $100 each. Also, you can get the Nitto NT450 for around $120. Go to http://www.discounttire.com or http://www.tirerack.com

 

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i agree, the 712's are great

 

I am running kumho also, falken azenis is better but it's little more expensive, it's the bandwagon for tires this day

 

FALKEN AZENIS! handling tires my friend, handling.

 

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Yes handling, but not when the ground is wet. Remember, winter is coming up. Hydro-planing is not your friend. The best bet is the Falken GRB's or Kumho Ecsta Supras, for stickiness and all season tire. Maybe for late winter early spring, if you want to get handling tires get the azenis.

 

talking about tires, the CSL(ultimate factory tuned european M3) come with slicks STOCK, when you buying the car, you have to sign a paper saying that you know the tires would work in snow, rain and even cold weather

talking about being crazy

 

parada Spec-2 from discount tire