Cheap tire recommendations?
#51
for what its worth, I just replaced my stock tires with Avon Tech M550 A/S from tirerack.com they were $136 each and I have noticed a much quieter ride and smoother too.
We have horrible roads here and this helps with all the bumps in the crappy roads.. I got all season because I am moving to Germany from TX and I know I will need something with better traction then summer tires there.. plus they had about 17k miles on them anyway.
Good luck finding the tires just right for you.
We have horrible roads here and this helps with all the bumps in the crappy roads.. I got all season because I am moving to Germany from TX and I know I will need something with better traction then summer tires there.. plus they had about 17k miles on them anyway.
Good luck finding the tires just right for you.
#52
yokohama avs es100, great tire for the price. Sticky tire in the summer time, great buy if you live in an area with a lot of sun. But not that great in the rain, road noise is an issue too after a good amount of miles. I love em for the price.
falken fk451s are good too, low road noise, okay grip wise, but predictable to say the least. Cheap too.
falken fk451s are good too, low road noise, okay grip wise, but predictable to say the least. Cheap too.
Last edited by IZoomZoomI; 04-22-2006 at 03:23 AM.
#53
Originally Posted by IZoomZoomI
yokohama avs es100, great tire for the price.
#54
Originally Posted by benlee12
Try General Exclaim UHP. An inexpensive rebadged Continental tire with excellent ratings.
couldnt agree more.. i absolutely love em... because they were dirt cheap... and grip amazingly well for the price i paid.. i even do the occasional drift and burnout ..because they were so DAMN CHEAPPPPPP!!! lol
#55
Try Cooper?
I was not a big fan of Cooper tires in the past, but when my stock Bridgstones went south, my dealer talked me into giving the new Cooper ZEON A/S (released in Feb/06) a try and, for $160 CDN installed and balanced, they seem to be a heck of a tire and over $100 each less than the Toyo Proxes 4 that I was also considering. See http://www.coopertires.com/Flash/index.aspx
So far, they are quiet, decent in the corners and well mannered in a bit of rain or sloppy roads (unlike the RE040's). I'm no "weekend racer" but these are a good value for the performance and looks.
So far, they are quiet, decent in the corners and well mannered in a bit of rain or sloppy roads (unlike the RE040's). I'm no "weekend racer" but these are a good value for the performance and looks.
#56
Originally Posted by iridearocket
I can't get myself to buy Korean junk on a Japanese car, although I've heard Kumho makes decent tires. Check out the Yokohama ES100's or Dunlop Direzza's if you want some good Japanese stuff... Tread wear on these tires is about the best you can get for summer tires and the performance is above par for street use.
Try and get some Kumho MX, Falken ST615's or Hankook RS2s.
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