if you go with a 45 series tire on 20's you might star rubbing and then your gunna have to buy more tires
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if you go with a 45 series tire on 20's you might star rubbing and then your gunna have to buy more tires
OK I'll take your guys' advice. Ok i was doing some research for some 245/35/20 and i found Great deals, basically steals. However, they're from this website which i've never heard of and they seem to good to be true.
i ran the falken fk-452 on my wheels, they are on the second page for $101/tire. i would recommend those over the other ones before it.
you might also want to look at the nitto nt555 and nexen n7000 for just a little more money than the falkens. dont cheap out on tires.
Did you buy yours from that site? I did some research, and i've read that they are a scam :?
I see alot of sites selling tires for dirt cheap, especially for 20's. Which site did you use?
EDIT: I just want to know if this site is Legit, because from what i've read its not. Also, i would like to know where does everyone buy there tires for discounted price. thanks in advance.
no, there not worth $1000 each. More like a $1000 for all for brand new. Google them.Quote:
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So, being that there in perfect shape. Thats not a bad deal. Its little high for silver aluminum 20s, but they look sweet.
I buy my tires from either ebay or onlinetires.com
And tire if they have the specials going on.
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Originally Posted by Ridin ON Chrome
I googled them and on 3 websites that was on the ad, says $1,xxx (sold individualy.)
I need more people to post where do they buy there tires from, because theres alot of scam sites out there.
use tirerack.com to be able to read the reviews and the specs of tires to figure out what you want and then get on discounttiredirect.com and they are always cheaper
Yeah, I see some are. I did find a set for $1200 new,.Quote:
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They did stop selling them here, probably why there worth a good bit.
Hard to find
The were made my enkei...
i would love to have those on my car
can you please direct to me to that site :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridin ON Chrome
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I already bought them, its too late now to back off. I dont even know if i will decide to put them on just yet. From what i hear, the size tires that i have to go with so that tires dont rub is 245/35/20 but if i do get that size, im almost guaranteed to crack a rim living here in Detroit.
Theres potholes everywhere lol.
I also recently just purchases some NICE 18's as well, but just the wheels no tires. I really like the 18's and i found some nice NEW goodyear tires for DIRT Cheap. should i just do the 18's, they are black/chrome.
do the 20s, sally.
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^ Anyone think this is legit?
OK i thought over it. I will be putting on the rims. I weighed the rims and each weighs at roughly 25 lb. I also opened the boxes the rims came in and seen some hub rings :th_scratchhead: . They fit right into the rims, however i really dont know if i should put them on or not due to lack of experience. As for the tires, im getting 4 new "NANKANG NS II ULTRA BW" from Belle Tire early next week. They quoted me with "out the door" pricing at around $547. Thats kind of expensive for that kind of tire brand IMO, but what attracts me to Belle Tire is the service. They also have Lifetime: Alignment Checks, Tire Rotation, Spin Balancing, Flat Repairs, and a 36 month warranty.
Basically these rims are going to cost me around $1500, but im soo sure they will be worth it at the end.
so the guy wouldnt go down any?
he was told me the lowest he can go is $850 but then when he called me back he said, sorry but $900 firm like the ad says.
I wasnt bothered because those are bad ass rims lol. Plus that bolt pattern 5x114.3 which can fit ALOT of cars, so those rims are gonna be mine for a loooong time.
Im also getting new tires so i should be find. i just would like to know why were then hub rings in the boxes, should i use them when putting them on or not? or should i let Belle Tire Decide?
you can use the hub ring. You should use it, but you need to make sure it fits on your hub first. Could be for a different car.Quote:
Originally Posted by gpgtsc