I was looking at the tire & wheel packages over at www.tires.com and they have some good deals I think. A lot of them are going for around $800 for the 16" tires and the rims that go along with them.

 

It's not all the price, it's the price and the quality of the tires and rims your getting.

imo, only get 16s if your going for a light weight wheel and more of a racer type look. If you want show get 17s.

 

get Yokohama AVS (very recommended), or Pirelli P7000 (it's Pirelli), or Kumho Ecsta Supra 712 (SCCA mag tests hav shown 2B=2 Michelin Pilot Sport (Viper OEM tyres)

 

If you're just gonna get POS tires, you'll be very disapointed with ride quality and handling. If you want the best, get the Potenza S-03's..right now, they are the best performing street legal tire on the market. www.tirerack.com

 

What kind of 15-16" tires should I go with? Potenza? Where are they? I couldnt find them on that site. I am looking for a tire that for the most part isnt all that expensive. Maybe around $75-125 a tire at the most. I want a quality tire but not spend a million bucks. I should change them every how often again>?

 

i'm not too sure about brands and all but you should really buy the best... you're life is riding on those tires afterall

 

the dunlop sp sport a2 ... or somethin like that... is rated the best tire by consumer reports, they can be found for around 75 bucks a piece depending on size, thats how much my 205/60/15's were, they have impressed me so far, we'll see as ice and snow come around

 

Yeah Ill look into those Dunlop SP Sport A2 tires. 15"

 

Here are some opinions of the Dunlop tires, go for around $65-70 each I think.

http://discounttire.epinions.com/Dun...rformance_Tire

Here are some opinions of another tire I am seriously considering buying. Seems like a better choice---

http://discounttire.epinions.com/Yok...rformance_Tire

Yokohama tires, seem excellent.

 

The Potenza S-03's will run you about $550 a set. It will drastically improve handling, braking, acceleration, road feel, and comfort. That's what you can buy if you want the best.

Go to www.tirerack.com, do some research.