TIRE GUYS!!!Need help for picking new all-season tire for stock rims
02-01-2005
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Originally Posted by ati9700pro
and plus, like the guy said above, they said they sell alot of them, but I mean, that doesnt make them good.
02-01-2005
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Originally Posted by nitroal1973
I said that. We do sell a lot of them, and have had zero complaints about them. We even have them on our shop pickup, and are very happy with them.
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Originally Posted by thoughthard
Slightly noisy on some road surfaces, but that could be due to keeping them a few pounds under max pressure.
205/60s are wut I run too, I have no complaints either.. mine are BF Goodrich Touring T/As.. I've never had any noise from them. but if i was running almost 40psi... i would expect it!
you do realize our cars are supposed to have 30, right? and dont give me track or auto-x ppl's tire pressure, I doubt that u could beat honda's reccomendation of 30. mine are slightly over 30... prolly 32ish... but 36...38? close to 40 is just rediculous.. you shouldnt expect more than about 1/2-3/4 the life out of those tires..
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Originally Posted by ati9700pro
and plus, like the guy said above, they said they sell alot of them, but I mean, that doesnt make them good.
Wear fast! 
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Rep Power: 0 Bridgestone RE950. Very quiet. Great grip for an all-season tire. Excellent wet traction. I have a set on my G2 Legend and I love them. I've tried Yokohama AVS-dB - a good tire for budget minded. I've also tried Bridgestone Tauranza LS-V - not as good as the Yokos. I also have a set of Pirelli P-Zero Nero M+S (215/45/17) on my Civic. It's an excellent and fairly cheap for a high-end tire. But for a H rated tire, I would definitely recommend the RE950.
02-02-2005
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Originally Posted by shmik1
she runs almost 40psi?
205/60s are wut I run too, I have no complaints either.. mine are BF Goodrich Touring T/As.. I've never had any noise from them. but if i was running almost 40psi... i would expect it!
you do realize our cars are supposed to have 30, right? and dont give me track or auto-x ppl's tire pressure, I doubt that u could beat honda's reccomendation of 30. mine are slightly over 30... prolly 32ish... but 36...38? close to 40 is just rediculous.. you shouldnt expect more than about 1/2-3/4 the life out of those tires..
205/60s are wut I run too, I have no complaints either.. mine are BF Goodrich Touring T/As.. I've never had any noise from them. but if i was running almost 40psi... i would expect it!
you do realize our cars are supposed to have 30, right? and dont give me track or auto-x ppl's tire pressure, I doubt that u could beat honda's reccomendation of 30. mine are slightly over 30... prolly 32ish... but 36...38? close to 40 is just rediculous.. you shouldnt expect more than about 1/2-3/4 the life out of those tires..
02-02-2005
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Originally Posted by ati9700pro
shop pickup, 2 key words there for me, is getting these tires, not really for a car like this and more for a family vehicle, like ya know what i mean, i wanna keep it sportish, if that makes ANY sence
02-06-2005
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Rep Power: 273 well, thanx all for your imput, I am getting the Bfgoodrich traction t/a h. What are teh speed ratings for the H. thanks once again
02-08-2005
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Rep Power: 0 BF Goodrich Traction TA The best in every tirerack category!
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=HPAS
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=HPAS
02-12-2005
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Rep Power: 0 Please post your review once you have them mounted. You dont even really need snow tires with these! (edit)
Nevermind. you live in Canada. Sorry. You probably have a suv with snow chains.
Nevermind. you live in Canada. Sorry. You probably have a suv with snow chains.
Originally Posted by ati9700pro
well, thanx all for your imput, I am getting the Bfgoodrich traction t/a h. What are teh speed ratings for the H. thanks once again
02-12-2005
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Rep Power: 273 lol, no, all I have is my civic. So I will let you know how they work in the winter. I will give a review after I have used them for abou 500kms or so.
02-14-2005
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Yeah 195/60R15s the best size. I'd recommend Yoko Avid H4S for a decent A/S performance tire. I agree with "phuviano" though, get yourself some snows for the winter; any A/S sucks once you're driving in more than a couple inches of slop.
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