good size tires for 15x7 wheels
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hey guys i just got some new wheels =D bronze gt3 replicas. i was wondering what size tires i should get. a cheap low pro tire that has suffiecient grip and that can protect my rim really good any suggestion are appreciated thanks
i was looking at hankook and falken? i also heard good about some korean tire company but forgot the name.
i was looking at hankook and falken? i also heard good about some korean tire company but forgot the name.
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get some BFG g-force t/a kdw, in like 215/45/15 if they make them or some 205/50 15. you get some sticky tires and great all year grip!
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Originally Posted by caquinde
hahha hook me up ^_^ how much are those bfgs do they last long? good grip?
theyy have a low treadwear rating so they don't last long, there are a few high grip performance tires that last long but they too don't have high tredwear ratings (like over 400)
the higher the treadwear the harder the "tire" tread is the longer it should last unless it starts chunking like my Falken 502's did
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although not too popular, I say Kumho ASX or the very popular Falken 512. Also, if youre using it as an everyday car, 205/50 on 15's is too small.... but then you do want the low profile style so.....
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^^ASXs suck, and you don't buy low profile tires with 15" rims.
Further, there's a tire calculator I suggest you use, and there's 20000000000 tire threads already.
Further, there's a tire calculator I suggest you use, and there's 20000000000 tire threads already.
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