What set of tires should I get?
04-10-2007, 08:09 PM
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What set of tires should I get?
I want a set of tires that will give me the best dry traction, enough wet traction not to hydroplane, will last long enough to get through a year, and are really high quality.
I was thinking a set of Yokohoma Advans, but I couldn't find any in my size
1998 Civic
205/40/17
I honestly don't know much about tires. I have Parada Spec II on the front and Fuzion ZRI in the back. I would like something I can feel safe with. Handling is more important that "off the line".
Any suggestions?
I was thinking a set of Yokohoma Advans, but I couldn't find any in my size
1998 Civic
205/40/17
I honestly don't know much about tires. I have Parada Spec II on the front and Fuzion ZRI in the back. I would like something I can feel safe with. Handling is more important that "off the line".
Any suggestions?
04-10-2007, 08:29 PM
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Re: What set of tires should I get?
Why does the area matter?
If you click on a specific tire on that link, there are reviews from people that have bought and personally used the tire.
If you click on a specific tire on that link, there are reviews from people that have bought and personally used the tire.
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04-10-2007, 10:00 PM
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Re: What set of tires should I get?
Exactly.
I wanna know if people's tires lasted on 64, and what is good for the amount of rain/humidity we have.
What is good in SOCAL or FL or NY might not work here.
I wanna know if people's tires lasted on 64, and what is good for the amount of rain/humidity we have.
What is good in SOCAL or FL or NY might not work here.
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