shooping for tires
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:
Originally Posted by TeHJuSTiN
Now you're just talking crazy.
:chuckles:
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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; Apr 21, 2004 at 11:53 PM.
Originally Posted by IntegraR
You'll like them. In some manoeuvres, I'd swear they grip every bit as well as the famous Azenis.
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.
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.


