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alec3369 02-19-2012 11:45 AM

What tires for under $500
 
What tires do you recommend for about $500 or less. I dont drive the car in snow at all so no need to worry about that. I know its kind of cheap budget but I want the best performance handling available for this price.
I was leaning towards the Falken ziex ze 512 as i saw in the article section.
Any better suggestions? Thanks

alec3369 02-19-2012 11:52 AM

right now I have hankook ventus v12s on the car but I dont feel like spending $700 for another set.

Triscuit 02-19-2012 11:53 AM

General G-Max AS-03 in 235/45/17 are $115 each. They have snow traction which is irrelevant for you, but great reviews from the Tirerack team.

ch1zo 02-19-2012 11:56 AM

best bet is the lower end kumho, nexen, nankang, falken, dunlop, cooper, goodyear & general.

alec3369 02-19-2012 12:53 PM


Originally Posted by ch1zo (Post 13565262)
best bet is the lower end kumho, nexen, nankang, falken, dunlop, cooper, goodyear & general.

that leaves a pretty wide selection lol.. I think ill go with the falken ziex

imj0257 02-19-2012 03:26 PM

Here's the thing though...

You are willing to spend $500 for tires. Yea Falken Ziex of Hankooks will work, but you will not get good life out of them (in fact I think I've heard from the majority of people that although Falkens are great gripping tires, the tread wears pretty quickly). If you spend a coupel hundred more you could honestly get almost 2x the life out of the tires.

It sounds like you have a budget so don't want to spend much. But when you don't spend much you are usually limited to tires that wear quickly. If you are willing to pay an extra 1-2 hundred, you can get much better tires that will last a lot longer, which is what I would do :2cents:


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