Tire Brands
01-24-2007, 10:48 PM
#41
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now days theres so many tire brands out there its insane...
i ordered a wheel/tire package from wheelsnext.com and the rims came mounted with Nexen n3000 tires...never even herd of that brand and they turned out to be really nice tires, so far no problems and the tread is holding up awsome
i ordered a wheel/tire package from wheelsnext.com and the rims came mounted with Nexen n3000 tires...never even herd of that brand and they turned out to be really nice tires, so far no problems and the tread is holding up awsome
02-28-2007, 03:57 AM
#45
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Wagonistas
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Ive been running Toyo Proxes 4's for over a year now...I have approx 30,000 miles on the them and they need replacing...I liked them but looking to get more miles out of my next set...
Thinking of going with the Falken 512's...
Thinking of going with the Falken 512's...
03-01-2007, 11:54 PM
#49
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Originally Posted by hotbox05
dunlops dont have the best grip , are VERY noisy and are expensive.
I hear Michelin Harmonys get the highest milage out of all Michelins ..... and for a 15" I think they are about $80 (probably the longest wearing tire out on the market period)
03-02-2007, 01:21 AM
#50
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Scikotics
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You can't go wrong with BFGs. Remember that if you spend the money and get a good set of tires, you'll have them for many many happy miles. If you want to go the cheaper route, you could save $20 per tire and complain about them for 20 - 30 thousand miles.
As always, listen to Tomas. He knows his stuff.
As always, listen to Tomas. He knows his stuff.
03-02-2007, 01:27 AM
#51
Why are my ears burning? Oh! I see. Did I say something? 
BFG Traction T/A tires are extremely long wearing, and decent for noise, cut-in, dry, and wet traction. I happen to run 185/65TR15 Traction T/As.
If one is concerned about treadwear, check the Federally required treadwear number on tires you might be interested in. Some are quite surprising.
(Going back to sleep.
)
Tom
BFG Traction T/A tires are extremely long wearing, and decent for noise, cut-in, dry, and wet traction. I happen to run 185/65TR15 Traction T/As.
If one is concerned about treadwear, check the Federally required treadwear number on tires you might be interested in. Some are quite surprising.
(Going back to sleep.
)Tom
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