SO N E how... TIRES
01-19-2002, 11:13 PM
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SO N E how... TIRES
I'm a start picking up a tire a month or so lol so I don't have to buy all four at once and have a big bill...
For my 17" wheels I'll get this spring...
+1 is 215-50-17 right?
I want everything to stay OEMish (i.e. speedo, odo, etc. all correct and legal)
Looking at:
Yokohama Avid T4 - $85 ea.
Dunlop Sport SP A2 - $106 ea.
Prodigy (Yokohama Brand) Sport 7000V - $94 ea.
Specials Hankook Ventus HRII H405 - $82 ea.
Falken Ziex ZE-502 M+S
these have some kind of "rim protectors" (no not curbfeelers
)
I prefer cheaper
Any other suggestions... those are after looking at tirerack & victoria tire
For my 17" wheels I'll get this spring...
+1 is 215-50-17 right?
I want everything to stay OEMish (i.e. speedo, odo, etc. all correct and legal)
Looking at:
Yokohama Avid T4 - $85 ea.
Dunlop Sport SP A2 - $106 ea.
Prodigy (Yokohama Brand) Sport 7000V - $94 ea.
Specials Hankook Ventus HRII H405 - $82 ea.
Falken Ziex ZE-502 M+S
these have some kind of "rim protectors" (no not curbfeelers
)I prefer cheaper
Any other suggestions... those are after looking at tirerack & victoria tire
01-20-2002, 06:55 PM
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Originally posted by chadhova
Toyo all the way Tommy, quality tires from my experience. T1-S is the best if I recall.
Toyo all the way Tommy, quality tires from my experience. T1-S is the best if I recall.
Toyos sound expensive :p
I want the best blend of:
Ride/handling/noise/treadwear/traction
ya know a "Doesn't excel in any one catergory but does very well in each one respectably "
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