a question about BFG tires.
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a question about BFG tires. I just wanted to confirm that these tires http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=004764&ar=50 will fit on my stock 16" rims (2000 T/A).
and what about these, will these fit? http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=004764&ar=50
out of the 2 choices above, which are considered better for traction, tread life, and general street use?
also, if anyone could provide feedback on these particular tires (did you like them when you had them? or not?) it'd be great.
The car is 98% street driven, 2% track
and what about these, will these fit? http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=004764&ar=50
out of the 2 choices above, which are considered better for traction, tread life, and general street use?
also, if anyone could provide feedback on these particular tires (did you like them when you had them? or not?) it'd be great.
The car is 98% street driven, 2% track
Last edited by firechicken2k; Jan 9, 2006 at 09:55 PM.
Yes, both will fit.
I don't know about those first tires, but I have the g-force T/A KDW NTs and am very happy with them. The NTs are the same as the regular T/A KDWs, but with a different tread pattern. (NT stands for New Tread. Creative, huh?) I drive it hard on the street and they stick pretty well, even in wet weather. I've only used them on the track once, (I usually use my Kumhos for that) and they did not dissapoint.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=004764&ar=35
I don't know about those first tires, but I have the g-force T/A KDW NTs and am very happy with them. The NTs are the same as the regular T/A KDWs, but with a different tread pattern. (NT stands for New Tread. Creative, huh?) I drive it hard on the street and they stick pretty well, even in wet weather. I've only used them on the track once, (I usually use my Kumhos for that) and they did not dissapoint.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...d=004764&ar=35
