Tires, tires, tires
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From: Houston, Tx USA
Re: Re: Tires, tires, tires
Originally posted by Schantin
Kumho tires (in my opinion) are the best cheap tire you can get. I had a set of Z rated Kumho ECTA 712's and they cost $96 a tire (or $126 installed). They have excellent wet and dry traction, and decent wear. I'm running 18" rims now, but still use the Kumho tires. I've had bad luck with Bf Goodrich, but have nothing but good things to say about these.
Good luck whatever you choose. Also, if you're on a budget, check out the TireRack.com. They sometimes have very good deals for the $$.
Schantin
2002 Camaro Z28 M6
Kumho tires (in my opinion) are the best cheap tire you can get. I had a set of Z rated Kumho ECTA 712's and they cost $96 a tire (or $126 installed). They have excellent wet and dry traction, and decent wear. I'm running 18" rims now, but still use the Kumho tires. I've had bad luck with Bf Goodrich, but have nothing but good things to say about these.
Good luck whatever you choose. Also, if you're on a budget, check out the TireRack.com. They sometimes have very good deals for the $$.
Schantin
2002 Camaro Z28 M6
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From: springfield, IL
Originally posted by RxNupe
Can anyone from an area where it snows comment on the Yoko ES 100?
I'm stuck between the Yoko's or the g-force kdws. The kdws are ugly.
Can anyone from an area where it snows comment on the Yoko ES 100?
I'm stuck between the Yoko's or the g-force kdws. The kdws are ugly.
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From: Nashville, TN
Originally posted by red91tsiawd
kdws's work good in the snow and have decent grip but its not worth the $$ for where you live. it snows for maybe 3 days outta the year
kdws's work good in the snow and have decent grip but its not worth the $$ for where you live. it snows for maybe 3 days outta the year
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