what kind of tires do you get for your CL?
06-15-2004, 05:31 AM
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what kind of tires do you get for your CL?
i recently bought a 2001 CL-S and i realized the tires are kinda messed up....does anyone have any recommendations on what tires are cool..? i checked out the OEM tires that came with the car....michelin MXM4 pilots....they cost around 190 a piece..... 
06-15-2004, 06:56 AM
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Dont go back to the stock tires. Over priced and do not last nor perform.
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
06-15-2004, 10:46 AM
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Dont go back to the stock tires. Over priced and do not last nor perform.
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
Originally Posted by CCType-S
Toyo Proxy 4
what do the two tires mentioned above^^^^ cost and where is a good place to get them....
06-15-2004, 10:00 PM
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i got my Toyo Proxy 4s from Discount Tire for about $100 a piece. They match internet adds, so just search for them and when you find the lowest price, print out that page and take it to them.
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06-17-2004, 01:17 AM
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eHh....i ended up getting the OEM tires...it's all good...i got them where i work at....costco..! = ) ...i'll get these for now....and i'll look into the other ones for the future....thanks for the recommendations guys!
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Originally Posted by CLean
Dont go back to the stock tires. Over priced and do not last nor perform.
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
I went with the Falken ST-115's.. Great tire for the price.
Might want to try posting this in the Second Generation area. Might get more bites..
06-17-2004, 03:51 PM
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toyo T1S
SP9000
SZ50
Pilot sport
Of the budget brands I've heard good things about :
Falken
Hankook
Kumho
Make sure you get at least a 91 load rating and preferably 92. 93 is probably overkill.
SP9000
SZ50
Pilot sport
Of the budget brands I've heard good things about :
Falken
Hankook
Kumho
Make sure you get at least a 91 load rating and preferably 92. 93 is probably overkill.
06-18-2004, 02:49 AM
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just got my new tires today.....my new michelin mxm4 pilots are pretty good.....very smooth ride....just a tad bit noisy on the ride.....but it's all good.....not bad on the turns.....= )
06-19-2004, 05:47 AM
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Originally Posted by hemants
toyo T1S
SP9000
SZ50
Pilot sport
Of the budget brands I've heard good things about :
Falken
Hankook
Kumho
Make sure you get at least a 91 load rating and preferably 92. 93 is probably overkill.
SP9000
SZ50
Pilot sport
Of the budget brands I've heard good things about :
Falken
Hankook
Kumho
Make sure you get at least a 91 load rating and preferably 92. 93 is probably overkill.
93 is not overkill. It's what the factory manual says you should use.
IMO, 91 is the minimum, but the car is so heavy in the front and can put so much power down, that a load rating ABOVE 93 couldn't hurt. Remember, the stock tires are 93 XL rated too. (Acura now says that the XL rating is not a requirement, but they changed their tune.)
Add the S-03, PS2, GS-D3, and other tires that are getting great reviews.
06-21-2004, 05:38 PM
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I see you already got the stocks but I thought I'd chime in with the Kumho ASX's I recently put on mine after 67k on the stocks. I wanted a little better ride/noise/handling than stock and feel as though I got it. I went 235/45 but the mileage has gone down a bit and they are a little pressure sensative. Other than that, I like them. Very quiet and smooth with good grip.
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