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Old 04-23-2002, 08:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question tires for stock wheels....

hey guys, just getting to be about the time i need to replace my stock tires...i want to keep my original wheels but want pretty good tires but will not pay for michelins...too boo koo!! what do you all think of the kumho and the nankang...they are pretty cheap and about the same price...let me know if you have these or know about em.....thanks.:megat:
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Old 04-23-2002, 11:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i just ordered the nitto nt450 from discount tire direct. 67 apiece, free shipping, and no tax! if you want to go cheaper, they have some 59 dollar pirellis.. defintaly upsize though. i went with the 205-50-vr15
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Old 04-24-2002, 05:25 AM   #3 (permalink)
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205/50x15" would be a good size.
I have the Falken Azenis and the Kumho 712s. Both are under $80.
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JDMSIJDM definitely got a great deal. I've been driving around on my Bridgestone RE730's for over a year and love 'em. The next set may be some Pirelli or Kumho or maybe Falken... choices, choices...
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JDMSIJDM definitely got a great deal. I've been driving around on my Bridgestone RE730's for over a year and love 'em. The next set may be some Pirelli or Kumho or maybe Falken... choices, choices...
how do your tires perform??? have you ever skirt while shifting to second??? i was thinking about bridgestones but kinda expensive for me. i heard they were really good. you ever drag with those??? how is the traction?? tahnks
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i just ordered the nitto nt450 from discount tire direct. 67 apiece, free shipping, and no tax! if you want to go cheaper, they have some 59 dollar pirellis.. defintaly upsize though. i went with the 205-50-vr15

aren't these great tires.....here in MA it rains often and these babies stick to the road.......got to love them.....
I bought them from the same place...and cost me a whopping $30 to have them mounted and balanced ............
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how do your tires perform??? have you ever skirt while shifting to second??? i was thinking about bridgestones but kinda expensive for me. i heard they were really good. you ever drag with those??? how is the traction?? tahnks
Sorry dude, I don't wear a skirt (have no idea what you asked). I'm pretty happy with 'em. Wet traction is really good and dry is awesome. Wear is good after a year (around 15kmi), I have one bald which I'm soon replacing because I was too lazy to check the pressure (a costly mistake).

No drag race and about 10 autocrosses per year. On the track, they grab very well. I was surprised the other day doing a panic stop on a wet off-ramp with a slight turn, they didn't slip at all (but I was very careful not to lock 'em up). Threshold braking is excellent but the Hawk pads seem to want to lock easier when they're cold and much more linear when they're warm (which has little to do with the tires).
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