in dire need of a new set badly.. the ones i have are completely chewed up and cords are showing. what you guys got for a decent price?
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03-09-2014
in dire need of a new set badly.. the ones i have are completely chewed up and cords are showing. what you guys got for a decent price?
03-09-2014
Well just looking 255's are gonna run you more compared to a 245 as an alternative to save some money. Unless these aren't going on a GP.
03-09-2014
yes i meant 245/55/18 ithats what i need and yes they are going on a gp
03-09-2014
Well I have Kuhmo 4x's and Bridgestone Potenzas that are staring to dry rot pretty bad. Both are very good in wet and dry, aweful in snow/ice well the potenzas are a bit better in snow/ice. Iv been told nice all seasons are good especially for where you get snow. My next set of rubber is gonna be something like a Goodyear Assurance Touring because they can be had for a smidge over 100 a tire and gotten decent reviews at least for 225/60/16. Idk if I'm helpin ya at all or not, what I did was find local places like tire discounters, discount tire. Then price tires online find ones I like withen a good price range then google them for reviews.
03-09-2014
yeah i made the misatake for finding these and was sold on the price of them plus they looked really good but they never were a smooth ride even when new
03-09-2014
255's are too wide, got them and won't do it again. 245's max on 18's unless you roll the fenders.
just sayin...
03-09-2014
245/55/18 is way too tall. Its about 2" taller than stock. You want 245/45/18Originally Posted by painthorsemoe
03-09-2014
then i had the right size the first time then i have 255/45/18 on it now and i think thats part of the problem
03-09-2014
has anyone evr used these tires? Milestar MS932
03-09-2014
This might help. I run 255/45/18 but my rear fenders were rolled before I bought my tires. I got P zero Neros Pirelli.
This coupon on new tires might help.
http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/1153...-direct-coupon
03-09-2014
Had 255/45/18's on the front GXP rims on my old 01 GTP with no rubbing problems.
Bilsteins were probably a factor though.
03-09-2014
I know those are made by Nankang (taiwan). Hardly any reviews on them out there. I'd dig around before dropping the money on an inexpensive tire as this is one area I don't like to skimp on. It's the only thing between my car and the road.
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