time for tires!! which of these 5 would you buy?
03-25-2009, 11:38 AM
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time for tires!! which of these 5 would you buy? im getting ready to order some wheels and tires, iv got the wheels picked out, but tires i not so sure of, have any of you had any of these? what did you think of them? any opinions welcomed, in order, sumitomo htrz2, nitto invo nitto nuogen, nitto 555, falken 452,
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03-25-2009, 11:52 AM
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so your sticking with the stock rims ??
03-25-2009, 12:04 PM
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i would go for the nittos 555 i have them on my wifes car. little dicy in the rain but i just need to slow down. the invos are great not as good as the 555 in dry but way better in the rain.
03-25-2009, 02:41 PM
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I have the nitto invos. They look sick as fuuuuu and there wear is pretty even and long lasting considering there pretty sticky too.
I will be buying Invos to replace the Invos I have.
I will be buying Invos to replace the Invos I have.
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03-25-2009, 02:46 PM
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I had 555's on my car for a bit, and they beyond sucked ***, at least compared to the other tires I've had on my V (GY F1SC, GY GSD3, Falked RT-615, Hoosiers).
I'm on my 3rd set of RT-615's. I'd recommend the Falkens based on my good experience with the brand.
Then again, if you are going with 20" rimz, you don't care much about performance, so you might as well get what's cheapest.
-Chris
I'm on my 3rd set of RT-615's. I'd recommend the Falkens based on my good experience with the brand.
Then again, if you are going with 20" rimz, you don't care much about performance, so you might as well get what's cheapest.
-Chris
03-25-2009, 04:36 PM
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will be two weeks before they arrive, they have to custom drill and shave them so they will fit our stupid *** bolt pattern, and fit around our huge*** brakes. but i will get pics up for sure,
03-25-2009, 08:37 PM
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Each to his own though. I'd like to see the pics though. I'll eaither eat my words if they look good, or tease you
Seriously though, it's your car, enjoy it the way you want.
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Each to his own though. I'd like to see the pics though. I'll eaither eat my words if they look good, or tease you
Seriously though, it's your car, enjoy it the way you want.
-Chris
03-26-2009, 06:25 AM
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Invo's dumdumdum... I run 245/275's, like stated above even wear... the NeoGens are horrible, other than the RT615's any Falken will have seperation issues.
Now I will bet good money and guarantee you will not have a 6" lip on those wheels unless you are running serious spacers and sticking them 4" past your fenders. Ignore the bling comments, I do not understand people who run 19" and then say 20" is blinged out! I run 20x8.5 and 20x10 and love how my car looks, I do not think they look to big. Now I understand 20" is not for a track car, and I do not have a track car at this point... So many "experts" here!
Now I will bet good money and guarantee you will not have a 6" lip on those wheels unless you are running serious spacers and sticking them 4" past your fenders. Ignore the bling comments, I do not understand people who run 19" and then say 20" is blinged out! I run 20x8.5 and 20x10 and love how my car looks, I do not think they look to big. Now I understand 20" is not for a track car, and I do not have a track car at this point... So many "experts" here!