New Tires
#13
6th Gear Member
How do you intend on using them? Track? Road-X? Daily highway? Highway/city mix? Rain? Snow? Do you want all season's or summer? How much are you looking to spend? We might be able to whittle you down from about 1,000 to a mere 5 or 10 choices.
"Best"... geeeeez, I HATE that word!
"Best"... geeeeez, I HATE that word!
#15
LOL at Nuke. Best price? Best tread pattern? Best deal at your local tire center?
I only drive my Stang in good weather so I went with Toyo T1R Summer. Had them on for a little over a year now and they stick to the road really nice and are quiet, but already the front tires are wearing on the edges.
I only drive my Stang in good weather so I went with Toyo T1R Summer. Had them on for a little over a year now and they stick to the road really nice and are quiet, but already the front tires are wearing on the edges.
#16
itd help to know the width dude, did u buy the car the way it is? because id think ud know how big the tires are. what brand are the tires? who makes them? we cant give you a good reading without knowign the wheel width
#17
Judging by the pic in his sig and knowing he has 255/45/18 all around, I would have to assume he has 18x9's all around.
#18
tires
I really don't know the tire width. Im looking for a tire with good traction that will last a good while not 1 1/2 years. Also, my BF Goodrich tires are dry rotting so I will not buy another set of BF Goodrich. I do have 255/45 all the way around the car.
#19
6th Gear Member
Good traction and long tread life are typically contradictory. For starters, I suggest you begin your research using the tire rating info on tirerack.com and, since you're in Georgia, research summer performance tires as I doubt you need an all season.
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