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tires
i know you guys probably get this a lot but, i kinda need advice on what tires to buy. i need some that are good for both wet and dry conditions. @250 is my budget for each. i have a 2000 ws6, it has 275/40/17.thank you.
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I had the Nitto NT555 Extremes and they had fantastic grip on the street and would have lasted a long time on the street if I didn't AutoX and RR them They have a newer version now called the NT555 G2 which I'll probably be getting once I have to replaced these Extremes. The Bridgestone Potenza RE760 sport are good tires and should last you quite a bit of time. I had them on my old car and I feel grip was a bit better with the NT555s but I didn't have those tires long enough to see how long they would last. I feel goodyear and Michelin are just too pricy, I'm sure they perform well... but not for 20-50% more cost. If you have not already Tirerack gives pretty good reviews and comparison between tires for that size.
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This was the best tire I ever owned. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....Eagle+F1+GS-D3
I had them on my T/A but Goodyear stopped making them in my 16" size. The only tire I ever thought was close to this one was the Michelin Pilot Sport I had on an old air cooled 911. Incredible in all conditions. You'll have to check price. They are getting up there but still worth every dime.
I had them on my T/A but Goodyear stopped making them in my 16" size. The only tire I ever thought was close to this one was the Michelin Pilot Sport I had on an old air cooled 911. Incredible in all conditions. You'll have to check price. They are getting up there but still worth every dime.
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I ran the Nitto NT555 Extremes for years for just street performance, and they were amazing. I just had to replace the first set due to dry rot after about 8 years. I now have the Nitto NT555 G2. (Next generation of the Extremes). Needless to say they are far far better. According to reviews and track tests, they are much better in both wet and dry conditions than the Extremes. I don't drive my bird in the rain though so I only have the dry road experience. Extremely impressed with the grip both in the turns and the acceleration grip is unreal. I also have the 275-40-17's, and I paid $800 for install, balance, and an alignment.
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This was the best tire I ever owned. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....Eagle+F1+GS-D3
I had them on my T/A but Goodyear stopped making them in my 16" size. The only tire I ever thought was close to this one was the Michelin Pilot Sport I had on an old air cooled 911. Incredible in all conditions. You'll have to check price. They are getting up there but still worth every dime.
I had them on my T/A but Goodyear stopped making them in my 16" size. The only tire I ever thought was close to this one was the Michelin Pilot Sport I had on an old air cooled 911. Incredible in all conditions. You'll have to check price. They are getting up there but still worth every dime.
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I put BFG sport comp 2 on my car today, spun in first with 340 wheel torque but they have not even had a mile put on them.
tried my brothers brand new 555G2 that he literally just put on his mustang and damn did they feel good
tried my brothers brand new 555G2 that he literally just put on his mustang and damn did they feel good