Anyone running 205/50/15 Bridgestone S03 on stock wheels?
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Re: Anyone Running 205/50 on stock wheels? (fastitr01)
There are tons of topics about this if you search, but in a nutshell 205's will offer more grip, but lack the quick response or turn-in of a 195 size tire on the stock rim.
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Re: Anyone Running 205/50 on stock wheels? (B2FiNiTY)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B2FiNiTY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I had them. Handled great but the response was lacking. The price also made it unattractive. </TD></TR></TABLE>
on sale for $79 each a year ago on tirerack.com
on sale for $79 each a year ago on tirerack.com
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Re: Anyone Running 205/50 on stock wheels? (dLo GSR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dLo GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">on sale for $79 each a year ago on tirerack.com </TD></TR></TABLE>
You're referring to the 195 size, not the 205 size. And that's not what they cost now. Given the current prices ($95 for the 195, $126 for the 205), I'd rather stick with the Bridgestone RE010 ($123 for the stock size 195/55-15), which was designed for the ITR. And it keeps the odometer accurate, too. Great tire.
</TD></TR></TABLE>You're referring to the 195 size, not the 205 size. And that's not what they cost now. Given the current prices ($95 for the 195, $126 for the 205), I'd rather stick with the Bridgestone RE010 ($123 for the stock size 195/55-15), which was designed for the ITR. And it keeps the odometer accurate, too. Great tire.
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Re: Anyone Running 205/50 on stock wheels? (nsxtasy)
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You're referring to the 195 size, not the 205 size. And that's not what they cost now. Given the current prices ($95 for the 195, $126 for the 205), I'd rather stick with the Bridgestone RE010 ($123 for the stock size 195/55-15), which was designed for the ITR. And it keeps the odometer accurate, too. Great tire.
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i know, that's why i said "a year ago" and i said that i have 195s. i never said anything about the 205s. i was responding to dennis's comment about "The price also made it unattractive".
You're referring to the 195 size, not the 205 size. And that's not what they cost now. Given the current prices ($95 for the 195, $126 for the 205), I'd rather stick with the Bridgestone RE010 ($123 for the stock size 195/55-15), which was designed for the ITR. And it keeps the odometer accurate, too. Great tire.
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i know, that's why i said "a year ago" and i said that i have 195s. i never said anything about the 205s. i was responding to dennis's comment about "The price also made it unattractive".
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