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Old 05-28-2010, 09:18 PM
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Ron Jon Legends Help!!!!

So I just bought my Ron Jon Legend wheels with 19 x 8.5 with +48 offset. I am also thinking of dropping my car with the H&R race springs (2.0 inches front and 1.75in rear). I need suggestions on what brand of tires I should get and the specs of the tires.
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By the way I have a 3G TL
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What kind of tire you looking for? Summer? All Season?

I just got Continental Extreme Contact DWS in 245/35-19 and so far am loving them... If I couldn't get these, I was going to get the same sized Michelin Pilot Sport All Season Plus. (These are both Ultra High Performance All Seasons)
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Go with the DW or DWS from continental, I have the DW on my 7 and they are amazing after the first 500 miles of break in.
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what do you think of the goodyear g force?
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Are you wanting a Summer tire, or All-Season tire?
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Seems like you're more worried about the tire size.
I suggest 245/35/19
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all season tires will be best for the weather condition
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I picked up a set of GoodYear Eagle GT's 245/35R19... Decently priced for an all season tire. I've had them for a few months now and I've been pretty happy with them.
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Originally Posted by TiggaMan909
I picked up a set of GoodYear Eagle GT's 245/35R19... Decently priced for an all season tire. I've had them for a few months now and I've been pretty happy with them.
where did you get yours from?
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