OK new tire time guys
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OK new tire time guys
ok guys.. its that time of the year again.. i need some 215/35/18 tires.. what are your suggestions??
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Rep Power: 349 price doesnt matter.. im running 7.5 width tire.. no nittos for me.. thats what i have now and they only lasted 5000 miles
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Rep Power: 349 ES100 isnt made in 215/35/18.... and ill have to look up the pilots to see.. im thinking of the Parada Spec-2... but isnt the spec-3 supposed to come out soon or am i thinking of something else??
Hey Dave how about Pirelli p7000 tires? I got them and I got about 9000 miles on them and their still like brand new. Of course I dont do burn outs and drive like a maniac like you. lol I love them very much and I got 215-35-18. I got a mag where they were talking about different tires and they said my tires and good in the rain and all that stuff. Check those out.
Originally posted by Spider883
ES100 isnt made in 215/35/18.... and ill have to look up the pilots to see.. im thinking of the Parada Spec-2... but isnt the spec-3 supposed to come out soon or am i thinking of something else??
ES100 isnt made in 215/35/18.... and ill have to look up the pilots to see.. im thinking of the Parada Spec-2... but isnt the spec-3 supposed to come out soon or am i thinking of something else??
IMO, I think the Spec-2s look weird. Whenever I look at the tread, I feel like I'm looking at fish gills or something.
Originally posted by 4bangin
Michelin Pilot Sport 2....they are so sticky you can glue yourself to the road.
Michelin Pilot Sport 2....they are so sticky you can glue yourself to the road.
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I Agree...Michelin Pilot Sport 2...but not sure how how they'll last.
I Agree...Michelin Pilot Sport 2...but not sure how how they'll last.
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oh i know they wont last long. my buddy just put some on his 17" millia millia (how ever u saay it) porsche looking wheels on his jetta. those thing handle like no other, but he said they wont last long because the compound is so soft.
oh i know they wont last long. my buddy just put some on his 17" millia millia (how ever u saay it) porsche looking wheels on his jetta. those thing handle like no other, but he said they wont last long because the compound is so soft.
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Rep Power: 0 These Continental tires would look unique in 215/35-18 size (yes, they are made in that size!).
UTQG Rating is 400 AA A so you might actually get a few miles out of them. They are called "ContiExtremeContact" and they are made in Germany - sold thru Tire Rack or any other Continental dealer. Their website actually listed a weight per tire! Your size @ 19.5 lbs each was the lightest of ANY size
UTQG Rating is 400 AA A so you might actually get a few miles out of them. They are called "ContiExtremeContact" and they are made in Germany - sold thru Tire Rack or any other Continental dealer. Their website actually listed a weight per tire! Your size @ 19.5 lbs each was the lightest of ANY size
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Rep Power: 349 BigDaddyHonda thanks alot for pointing those out.. im going to do some more research on those.. looks really good
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Let us know what you decide on. You know Bridgestone is coming out with their RE750 and it would probably be another good choice, but (OF COURSE) your size is the only one that will not be introduced until later in the year!
Let us know what you decide on. You know Bridgestone is coming out with their RE750 and it would probably be another good choice, but (OF COURSE) your size is the only one that will not be introduced until later in the year!
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Rep Power: 349 ill probably end up getting the ContiExtremeContact bc of the 400 rating on them plus they are AA and A rated which is great... looks ok also.. and they are only 135 bucks which is pretty cheap for my size tire.. thanks guys .. ill let u know how they are when i get back from vacation
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