beyonddisturbed

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Hey guys, I am needing some new tires come spring time. I wish I could get the TTMs i want with some fatties but those will have to wait. So I am just gonna throw new tires on the stockers. I did a bunch of searching and based upon reviews and specs I am thinking I will do the bfgoodrich g force sport high performance summers.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....cleSearch=true

Has anyone ran these? How is the treadwear? Grip? Wet and dry? I read a bunch of reviews on tirerack but would appreciate additional input. Thanks J

Stippy17

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The Sports are a nice tire, and what was on my TA when I bought it. After reading reviews I think my next set I'm going to try BFG Super Sport A/S's. They look to be a bit better, and I like the tread design more.

SSCamaro99_3

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Daily driver?

9WhiteCamaro9

^ What he asked and my car is a daily and I've had my NT555's (not the "R's") for about a year now and still have close to half tread still on them but I do pick what roads I will and will not take though which IMHO has helped me out a little bit.

beyonddisturbed

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in nice weather it is my dd. currently in her nest for the winter. tread depth on current tires is gone. I do drive spirited sometimes* and i want a good gripping wet/dry tire.

SSCamaro99_3

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If you don't have to drive it in winter weather you can lean more towards a higher performance tire, with the sacrifice of longevity. At least, you have more options without it being a daily commuter car.

chon79

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Will you be running 275/40/17s?

desertLS1

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I ran that tire when I was bolt ons only.
Worst tire I've ever ran. I spun them so bad once I lost control and hit a curb. I was going about 20.

blakez28

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i used 285 on the rear and 275 up front. They're an ok daily driver tire, which means they last a good time for burnouts and stuff. Don't grip that well, but i'd say better than most. good bang for buck