for autocross street tires, kumho doesnt offer anything fast.wuwarrior said:Best bang for the buck is always Kumho. If you are looking at an auto-x/race tire, the v700 is excellent. they were only $115 each for 225/50/15.
for a street/auto-x tire, the 712 is good.
Kumho always makes the more affordable tires in their category. and the quality is up to par with everybody else.
I agree... but for the price, it is the best.PseudoRealityX said:for autocross street tires, kumho doesnt offer anything fast.
Hmm, i disagree again.wuwarrior said:I agree... but for the price, it is the best.
I have to agree with that.PseudoRealityX said:Hmm, i disagree again.
Falken Azenis. My last set was under 300 dollars total, 205-50VR15
Thats cheaper than 712s, and they have FAR more grip
ShiftedLS said:aggressive dailey driving
where did you find a set of 4 alzenis for 300?PseudoRealityX said:Hmm, i disagree again.
Falken Azenis. My last set was under 300 dollars total, 205-50VR15
Thats cheaper than 712s, and they have FAR more grip
??? I paid $62 for my 205/50-15 at a Discount Tire store this past December 28th. $309 mounted, balanced and taxed!!wuwarrior said:where did you find a set of 4 alzenis for 300?
too bad they don't come in my size![]()
The Azenis were cheaper than my 712s in 205/50x15"shorthand said:I believe we've heard this debate before - he was just looking for agressive street tires. The 712's are not only less expensive than the Azenis but they last much longer.
If he had said competition or autocross, that would have been my recommendation.
Has anyone heard anything about the Ectsa MX yet?
I got 'em for cheaper than that and they were just delivered yesterday!wuwarrior said:where did you find a set of 4 alzenis for 300?
too bad they don't come in my size![]()