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Apr 25, 2003 | 10:30 PM

#11

v6master

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From: Columbus, Ohio

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Originally posted by vtecaccord01
try the continental contiextremecontact tires. there like 66 bucks and there ultra high performance all season and have a tread of 400. They have excellent reviews. once my prelude si rims get here I will put those on them.

Continental are great tires, although I'd recommend the Sport Contacts........some of the best "all season" tires you can buy, although they are a little expensive, they shouldn't hurt too much with your tire size.

Apr 25, 2003 | 11:02 PM

#12

aux

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From: San Diego, CA

i keep hearing about potenza S03s

Apr 28, 2003 | 04:17 AM

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Funkwheat

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From: North Kingstown, RI

That actually sounds about right for me... What are the pros and cons of getting tires that cheap?

Apr 28, 2003 | 05:46 AM

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Funkwheat

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From: North Kingstown, RI

Sorry I meant to quote this one on my last post...

when i was on 15's, i didnt want to waste money on good tires. i spent $220 (mounted and balanced) for 4 dunlop d60a2's 195/60-15 (stock ex size). theyre cheap, and nothing special. i didnt see the point in spending double for regular street tires. i drive a lot and high performance tires just wear out too fast

Apr 28, 2003 | 08:08 AM

#15

BlackChrome

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From: WA

Yokohama Avid H4.

Great all season tires that I am going to get mount on my stock wheels for winter! I'll be using AVS ES100 for the 17's!

Read the review on www.tirerack.com