What are some decent tires?
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07-06-2006, 03:26 AM
What are some decent tires?
I am getting new rims and i need new tires to go with them as well. I was looking into a tire that would be mediocre, nothing to soft or hard. I am thinking about getting toyos, any other reccomendations? The cheaper the better. But i would rather choose quality if it means spending another 20-25 dollars or so for each tire.
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07-06-2006, 07:40 AM
Originally Posted by bigkrnxboi
I am getting new rims and i need new tires to go with them as well. I was looking into a tire that would be mediocre, nothing to soft or hard. I am thinking about getting toyos, any other reccomendations? The cheaper the better. But i would rather choose quality if it means spending another 20-25 dollars or so for each tire.
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General Exclaim UHP. They are an excellent performer (traction - very good to excellent; road noise - minimal; squirm - minimal) and for the price ($550-600/set online), I doubt that they can be beat.
For me, the fact that they work in snow is a VERY big bonus because it saves needing to change wheels/tires twice a year and I don't have to drive on poor handling tires for five months out of every twelve.
For me, the fact that they work in snow is a VERY big bonus because it saves needing to change wheels/tires twice a year and I don't have to drive on poor handling tires for five months out of every twelve.
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07-22-2006, 08:45 PM
Originally Posted by exagorazo
General Exclaim UHP. They are an excellent performer (traction - very good to excellent; road noise - minimal; squirm - minimal) and for the price ($550-600/set online), I doubt that they can be beat.
For me, the fact that they work in snow is a VERY big bonus because it saves needing to change wheels/tires twice a year and I don't have to drive on poor handling tires for five months out of every twelve.
For me, the fact that they work in snow is a VERY big bonus because it saves needing to change wheels/tires twice a year and I don't have to drive on poor handling tires for five months out of every twelve.
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