shooping for tires
#21
Originally Posted by NorCal DC4
Rather than debate the ideal position for a pair of new tyres on a FWD vehicle...I have a more realistic tack for this discussion to embark upon....buying a full set of four, yes, four tires at once. :eek3:
#22
Originally Posted by TeHJuSTiN
Now you're just talking crazy.
:chuckles:
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#23
If you just want some good tires you can pick up a set of Bridgestone BT70s for ~$40-$50 per tire. That would make a full set of 4 approximately equal to what you want to pay for 2.
They're all season, have a reasonable amount of traction, and aren't some ghetto-brand.
For a couple more bucks you could step up to the Potenza G009.
They're all season, have a reasonable amount of traction, and aren't some ghetto-brand.
For a couple more bucks you could step up to the Potenza G009.
Last edited by qtiger; 04-21-2004 at 11:53 PM.
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#25
Originally Posted by IntegraR
You'll like them. In some manoeuvres, I'd swear they grip every bit as well as the famous Azenis.
#26
To digress further from your philosophical tire discussion, forgive the noobness, but what does the 65 in 195/65-14 stand for and how does it differ from stock 60? $180 for 4 tires shipped sounds pretty good for my cheap/lazy ass.
#27
Originally Posted by chahsiubow
To digress further from your philosophical tire discussion, forgive the noobness, but what does the 65 in 195/65-14 stand for and how does it differ from stock 60? $180 for 4 tires shipped sounds pretty good for my cheap/lazy ass.