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Old 16-Dec-2006, 02:00 PM
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hey guys im planning for the summer when i put new rims on, im wondering what tires are fairly well priced, good for daily driving and thread life lasts long.

my size im looking for are... and preferably a nice tire thread pattern like the falken fk-452

205x45x16
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Old 16-Dec-2006, 02:12 PM
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budget?

why do you care what the tread looks like?
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Old 16-Dec-2006, 02:39 PM
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umm i guess nothing over 125 each tire, i would like it if it was around i guess 80-110 a tire. umm the thread i like a nice looking tread on the tire i thik it adds a little more aggressive sportier look
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those BFGs are pretty cool and very cheap. everyone seems to really enjoy them around here

personally, I'm a Yokohama fan
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Just look for something that disperses water well. You wont get a summer only tire for that price thats any good, so go look at all seasons. Tire World in brampton is good. Id worry about performance over looks.
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i would recommend toyo t1's they are great value, very sticky, and look great.
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i heard the General Exclaim UHP tires are really good and really cheap priced. on tirerack.com they're ranked #1 in its class. from tires23 they quoted $500 for 225/45/17.
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yoko es100's
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Old 18-Dec-2006, 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by crazydragonclk
umm i guess nothing over 125 each tire, i would like it if it was around i guess 80-110 a tire. umm the thread i like a nice looking tread on the tire i thik it adds a little more aggressive sportier look
thats all-season price range...u can maybe get a chinese off brand summer performance tire for that price like nankang which are garbage and loud as hell
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Old 18-Dec-2006, 04:18 PM
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Summer performance tires could be as low as 500 or less for a set, but you need hook ups or wait for Spring sale deals.

Falken RT-615 and Hankook Z212 are great summer performance tires and can even be track driven if needed be. You will be happy with them in dry condition, but don't go too crazy when wet.
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Originally posted by civicnation
yoko es100's
^^Thats what I'm going with next summer.

Those or falken azenus'
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Old 19-Dec-2006, 02:12 PM
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im gonna be getting falkens Ziex ZE-512s for about 450 installed

Falken Ziex ZE-512
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^^ those are nice too.
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cool ima go with these than, thanks for your replies
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Just bought a set of Ziex ZE-512s, heard good reviews on them, and if you are on a tight budget, these tires are for you.
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Originally posted by civicnation
yoko es100's
Agreed thats what i ran last summer. Sticky as hell.
Not so much in the rain though.
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http://www.fiercetires.com/

Under the name of Goodyear. Firece UHP, they are the same as the 2nd Gen of Goodyear Eagle F1
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BFG gforce sport is what i put on last summer and dont have any complaints..nice looking tread too. prob a lit more then you are looking to spend though.
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bridgestone potenza re-01's are great in the summer and when they get heated they are uber sticky they also work great in the rain.
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Kumho SPT should also be reasonably priced and are a dedicated summer tire rather then "all-season"
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