Help Me Pick New Tires
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From: Madison, WI
Originally Posted by flipped cracker
i had the Dunlop SP Sport FM901 and i liked them. i'd go with another dunlop tire if i had to buy new ones.
Originally Posted by FourthGenHatch
You should check out tirerack.com if you already haven't. I can get a set of 4 new tires exactly like the ones I have, 205/50R15 Kumho 712s for $200 a set. Damn good deal.
Originally Posted by tony
i'd recommend Pilot Sport 2
i've had them for a month now.. they're not mounted or used.. but they look good sitting in the garage
i've had them for a month now.. they're not mounted or used.. but they look good sitting in the garage
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From: SLC, Ut
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
Lordy, so many people have no idea what the meaning of an all season tire is. These are all summer tires.
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But if we look where they live I am sure they don't have winters like we do.
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From: san jose, ca
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
Anyway, get the Dunlop SP5000s.
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Originally Posted by rich
without a car, how much experience do you have with these? i'm wondering if you're basing your recommendation on hearsay or tirerack.com reviews.
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Originally Posted by integboi220
anyone have any experience with potenza re950?? seems to have a pretty good review on tirerack.
But...my dad just put a set of em on his Audi TT and I was driving it around last week while home on spring break and they seemed reasonably sticky for what they try to be, which is a summer tire that still retains decent tread wear and ride comfort.