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Tire Choice, Narrowed down to 2, Help me decide

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Old 12-07-2011, 10:52 PM
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Tire Choice, Narrowed down to 2, Help me decide

Narrowed it down to the Yokohama YK580 and the General G-MAX AS-03. Size is 225/45/19 on the G37 sport 19s. These would be my YEAR ROUND wheel/tire set up. Any input/experience or votes helps me. im planning on making a purchase very soon.
 
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yokohama only because i dont know the other brand to well
 
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based on that link alone the General Gmax seems to be where its at.
 
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yokohoma is japenese and your car is japenese
 
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yokohoma is japenese and your car is japenese
Lol.



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yokohoma is japenese and your car is japenese
Yeah . . . Better import some compressed Japanese air to fill those tire too, eh?
 
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haha, too funny

i still cant decide. The Yoko is too new that there arent reviews. General I know is Continental, but the brand still concerns me.

more USEFUL posts please!
 
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Yeah . . . Better import some compressed Japanese air to fill those tire too, eh?
Lol this guy really needs help and we're messing around . Compressed air lol
 
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Old 12-09-2011, 06:29 PM
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No but really yokohoma has some of the best ratings on tire rack.com any tireshop would recommend yokohama
 
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Your choices are fairly limited for an economical tire on those 19" rims. Have you considered possibly trying a 235/45-19 or a 235/40-19 ? They are about 1.3% taller and 2.1% shorter in diameter (respectively) than the 225/45's you're looking for, so not really a big deal. Maybe you'll come up with some other options that way.
 
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IMO pirellis yokohama michellin and kumho are the brands I trust
 
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Your choices are fairly limited for an economical tire on those 19" rims. Have you considered possibly trying a 235/45-19 or a 235/40-19 ? They are about 1.3% taller and 2.1% shorter in diameter (respectively) than the 225/45's you're looking for, so not really a big deal. Maybe you'll come up with some other options that way.
yes, i am sold on the 225/45 size. right now, im leaning towards the Yoko YK580s
 
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Sunny's ftw! Korean tires ftmfw!


Nah but yokos are good tires
 
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Yokohamas are good tires, but also look at the Kuhmos. I picked up the Ecsta LX Platinums and the tires are excellent. Good handling, quiet ride, definitely worth considering. My ¢.02
 


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