View Poll Results: I need 2 rear tires, which are best for the price?
Kumho Supra 712 (W-rated)- $137
5
14.71%
Falken Azenis (V rated)- $140
15
44.12%
Falken ZIEX ZE-512 (H rated)- $110
5
14.71%
Hankook Ventus HRII (H rated)- $106
2
5.88%
Nitto NT 450 (V rated)- $120
7
20.59%
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Best tires for the price??
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Best tires for the price??
help me out guys, i really dont want to spend much, and these would be for daily driving only (ie: they dont have to have a crazy speed rating)
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Re: Best tires for the price??
This is one of those, "If you ask 20 people, you'll get 20 different answers." Basically you can't really go wrong with any of them. May I add another one into the mix?
Yoko AVS ES100s
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Yoko AVS ES100s
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Re: Best tires for the price??
are those prices for 17s? If so... I've found khumos for close to $80... but anyway, that wasn't the question haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while
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Re: Best tires for the price??
Originally Posted by BlawndyCivGal
are those prices for 17s? If so... I've found khumos for close to $80... but anyway, that wasn't the question haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while
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Re: Best tires for the price??
Originally Posted by blah
Remember this is the only thing that touches the ground from your car. So, I'm gonna have to give a thumbs down to driving on the same kind of tire that a Tonka Truck rides on. Sorry.
However...when I had my 17s, my car was so ridiculously low to the ground, that I was eating up a tire a month because of camber... so cheaper was better at the time