18's for Rear
18's for Rear Where is the best place to shop for 18's for a 10.5 wheel. I have a chance to get a set of 18 x 10.5 for an awesome deal...just need a resonably priced tire to go on them....is there such a thing as a 'reasonably priced 315 35 18 out there??
Kev
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Originally Posted by K9Kev
Where is the best place to shop for 18's for a 10.5 wheel. I have a chance to get a set of 18 x 10.5 for an awesome deal...just need a resonably priced tire to go on them....is there such a thing as a 'reasonably priced 315 35 18 out there??
Kev
Kev
for the Michelin. For 162 each you COULD use Pirelli PZero Corsa competition tires 
(wait.....how much rain do you get?) I think your best bet would be to confiscate a car that already has them. Last edited by TooSlow02; Dec 22, 2004 at 10:27 PM.
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Originally Posted by Ferocity02
a 315, other than Nitto, will be too large for a 10.5" wide wheel. 305 is the limit, 295 is typical. Look into Goodyear and BFG. I got mine at Tire Rack.
Wow !!! Chief freaked out when he saw the sticker on the 275 ZR 17's...
I better go ahead and call the FD and have a medic unit outside his door if I ask for the 18's...
I better go ahead and call the FD and have a medic unit outside his door if I ask for the 18's...
there are drag radials in 315's but your best bet is to get a 295/35/18 especially since you will be at high speeds prolly some of the time chasing people...i don't know if they make them but if they do get the g-d3's they are the ultimate street tire!!
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Originally Posted by 777
there are drag radials in 315's but your best bet is to get a 295/35/18 especially since you will be at high speeds prolly some of the time chasing people...i don't know if they make them but if they do get the g-d3's they are the ultimate street tire!!
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