I'm thinking about getting Yokohama AVS Sport 235/35YR19s. Anyone have a better suggestion?

Can anyone help me figure out what this tirerack warranty means?



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2001 Silver TL, non-navi, Inspire tails & wood steering wheel, 2 burlwood dash kits & shift knob, TL-S passenger vent trim, Alumapro BP-10 & ZX400TI Phoenix Gold, Python 1500 ESP (remote start, all windows up & down, sunroof closes, prox, etc), factory spoiler & body kit, AEM SRI, blue alarm LEDs, Mugen grill, Comptech sways, springs & exhaust, SuperCrystal lugs, black chrome emblems, Apex'i V-AFC, Solaris 9005 high beams, 19"x8.0" +47 Alstadt IVs.

On order: 225/35ZR19 Nitto 555s.

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Hey, I dont know what the hell to say about that man??? WTF does that mean??? Pretty catching title, I was gonna tell you to trust Trojan'z man, gotta luv'em ... Have you checked out www.tires.com ?? They have good service and the same prices on good $hit...

S.Holla

 

Man tires.com has the 222's + 333's @ 204 dollars a piece... Man that's a good ass deal those tires are rawww ...

S.Holla ...

 

Found these on tires.com:
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/me...re.value=40167

The price alone kinda makes me wonder... Nittos or Yokohamas...

The Yokohamas are Max Performance (relatively quiet, handles relatively great even in wet conditions, etc)...

The Nittos are $144 cheaper...

 

I heard Nittos are no good in the rain.

 

I dunno how they'd do uniformity warranty cuz what if you don't get an alignment after you drop your car or you got a serious camber problem? I bet they just do that on stock suspensions...

Replacement rating is if like the tire comes apart and other stuff due to defects. Road hazard is like you run over something then get a blow out.

 

Man those are the same tires I saw on the other site for 204 man ??? I think im goin crazy or something??? Anywayz, I love the nittos and the 225/50s are great ... I forgot but someone said that 450's sucked, but I dont think so ... Who cares anything will look good on those rims playboy ... OMFG, Im looking at the new TL type S commercial, that $hit dope my niggaz.... I was the first one to see it !!!

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Aha, thanks 1999TL... so pretty much those warranties suck! I think the uniformity warranty would still fly if I proved a correct alignment before I put the tires on. I still haven't gotten an alignment since I put on springs!

Shyne, all I find on tires.com in 235/35ZR19 is the Nittos. Post a link?

 

www.discounttiredirect.com/discount.splash.html , the same site you have, but mine says they are 204 WTF ???

S.Holla ...

 

I agree. Also I hear Bridgestone Potenza S-02 Pole Position are good.

 

I am thinking I'll have to go with the Nittos since I know I'll be pretty much running through rubber. When they wear out, if I really don't like the Nittos, or maybe if I have the extra cash, I'll try a better tire.

Someone was making me hella nervous about how easy it is to bend 19s with 35 series tires.

 

It is easy to bend rims with 35's. You're going to get a bumpy ride b/c I'm sure you'd rather put a high ass PSI on them rather than bend them. I run with a 43 on my 18's.

I'd say you can't go wrong with the Pirelli's.

 

I've had my Pirelli P7000 225/40-18s for all of four days and love them. However, only drove them in sunshine and drizzle so far. It's supposed to rain in So Cal tomorrow, so I'll know more firsthand about wet weather handling after tomorrow.

 

Im running Nittos right now, They are a good tire but man they didnt last very long!!!

 

I ordered the Bridgestone Potenza RE730, but I have to wait over a month for Racing Hart to make my rims. I compared the RE730's to every Z rated high performance tire including the AVS Sport on www.tirerack.com and they destroy every other tire in their price range and even beat some tires that cost close to $200 a piece! The RE730's are about $135 for a 225/45/17

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Take a look at this link... it is a comparison b/w the RE730's, the Dunlop 9000's, the Pirrelli P7000SS, the AVS Sport and the S-02. Take a look at the prices and then look at the user ratings as well as the wear rating and traction ratings at the very bottom.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...=4&qty_245ZR7V 700HC_=4&qty_245ZR7V700_=4&qty_245YR76000_=4&_245Z R7S02PP_qty=4&_245ZR79000_qty=4&_245WR7AVSS_qty=4& _245ZR7RE730_qty=4&_245WR77000S_qty=4&sortValue=0

 

BNut, your link doesn't work. =/

LOL, maybe because you are a quarter inch off the ground??

I'm still not sure what tires I want... I'm thinking something cheap the first round. Whats better, Nitto 555s or Toyo FZ4s? They are both $200.

 

Never mind, I didnt' see that you were looking at 19 inch tires. I don't think the RE730's come in a 19 inch size.

 

Yeah, I don't think my Nitto's are very good in the rain! Especially when it's pouring!

Nate,
what about Dunlop SP9000's??? That's what I'm going to get on my S2000.

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RS Akimoto Funnel Ram III Intake.
18x7.5 +48 5Zigen Heidfeld wheels with 225/40ZR18 Nitto NT-555 tires.
Inspire Tail-lights with Polarg M-23 P8711R signal bulbs.
DEI Viper 550ESP Alarm
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Pics of my S2000

 

I have Dunlop SP9000s on my car. So does Tim. They are unbelievable in the rain. I took an offramp last weekend in the pouring rain at 40+ and my car didn't even flinch.

Highly recommended but hella expensive.

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• 18x8 Racing Hart C2s with 225/40ZR18 Dunlop SP Sport 9000
• Comptech Springs, Sways, Exhaust, and Headers
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• 20% tint

 

I just ordered rubber! I couldn't help myself, I had to get the Yokohama AVS Sport 235/35YR19s. Got them for list price which is $227. Still expensive but better than retail which is $245. Rubber won't be in until next week! Probably won't have it on the car until Wednesday or Thursday.

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