View Poll Results: I need 2 rear tires, which are best for the price?
Kumho Supra 712 (W-rated)- $137



5
14.71%
Falken Azenis (V rated)- $140



15
44.12%
Falken ZIEX ZE-512 (H rated)- $110



5
14.71%
Hankook Ventus HRII (H rated)- $106



2
5.88%
Nitto NT 450 (V rated)- $120



7
20.59%
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Best tires for the price??
help me out guys, i really dont want to spend much, and these would be for daily driving only (ie: they dont have to have a crazy speed rating)
Last edited by Iceman05; Jun 14, 2004 at 09:34 AM.
This is one of those, "If you ask 20 people, you'll get 20 different answers." Basically you can't really go wrong with any of them. May I add another one into the mix?
Yoko AVS ES100s
That's what I run.
Yoko AVS ES100s
That's what I run.
are those prices for 17s? If so... I've found khumos for close to $80... but anyway, that wasn't the question
haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while
haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while
Originally Posted by BlawndyCivGal
are those prices for 17s? If so... I've found khumos for close to $80... but anyway, that wasn't the question
haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while 
haha... if you want something cheap that will last for a while, go to Kramer Tire (I like the one on Warwick) and get Champiro's or Ventus'... they're not the best, but they're only $70 for 17s and they last for a while 
Originally Posted by blah
Remember this is the only thing that touches the ground from your car. So, I'm gonna have to give a thumbs down to driving on the same kind of tire that a Tonka Truck rides on. Sorry.


However...when I had my 17s, my car was so ridiculously low to the ground, that I was eating up a tire a month because of camber... so cheaper was better at the time






