LS69TA

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275/40 and 315/35 Sumitomos. It's a daily driver, so they work out well for me.

Dal1as

Goodyear GSD3's. Best all around tire I've ever used. Great dry traction, best wet traction out there, just horrible in the snow though.

mondi2002

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Fuzions 275 40 17
Best bang for your buck! They last for a long time.

windshear

Goodyear GS-D3 275/40-17. I have about 300 miles on them so far. They grip the road great, but the sidewalls flex a bit. Them seem to ride better than the stock Goodyear F1.

shaun

i have falken 451's and they wear good have about 10k on them and there holding up.
the falkens seem to run smaller though.
i have seen bfg's g force in the same size [275/40/17] and they look a lot wider.
the falkens look more like a 245/45/17 than the size i got.

8banger

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I have a bastard combo. I had slicks and skinnies which were sweet, but I don't have the room for two sets of wheels and tires, plus I am moving so I really didn't want to deal with that. I bought some 35th anniverary SS wheels that came with some Kumho Ecsta Supra's on them. They're nice, but with the power I'm putting down (G5X3/LS6's/gear/stall), not the best choice. So I went hunting. I ended up snagging a really nice deal on some 265/40ZR17 Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercars for the front, and I bought another pair of my favorite tires for the rear. I had them before and got dumb and sold them. BFG KD's. IMO, the BEST street tire. The Goodyear F1 GS-D3's rock too, but I think the KD's are a bit better, except for in the rain. I just love the width and tread pattern of the KD's as well as their performance. All four don't match, but I'm not going for handling.

A nice tire for the money is the Firestone Firehawk Wide Oval...probably the BEST for the money.

supersteve7

Its crazy that I am having such a hard time finding new tires, Ive spent the last 4 days searching and searching. I start leaning towards one and then something comes up, or someone says something bad. Im drained, and this is picking tires. I hope I dont plan on doing something major in the near future lol. I am a daily driver, need something around $125 a tire, and something that is good for around a little less than 400hp and in the rain and drivablity... Any out there? grrr. I really liked what I heard about the bfgoodrich g force sports.

supersteve7

Its crazy that I am having such a hard time finding new tires, Ive spent the last 4 days searching and searching. I start leaning towards one and then something comes up, or someone says something bad. Im drained, and this is picking tires. I hope I dont plan on doing something major in the near future lol. I am a daily driver, need something around $125 a tire, and something that is good for around a little less than 400hp and in the rain and drivablity... Any out there? grrr. I really liked what I heard about the bfgoodrich g force sports.

Out1aw

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On the stock wheels (for now) I have 245/50/R16 Kumho Ecsta 711's.

Randy WS6

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Nitto's 315/35/17 on stock whidened to 11" rear rims

The Butcher

Had a set of used MT sportsmans... front's were 14X4 backs were 14X10...they were tough...I beat em and still had enough tread that they've changed hands three times after I sold em (car cuaght on fire)

c0ncEpT

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245/50/16 Nitto 555R out back

XtinctZ28

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275/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sports on all four corners.

Great tire for handling and ride, but definately lacking in the traction area. On the street just cruising, I love them, but I am waiting on MT to release their 18" DR's and I will switch to them on the rears.

LS1MONSTER

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I'm running Nitto Extreme's 555R's 275/40/17. I'm extremely satisfied with them.
Dry Traction: GREAT
Rain: So far great.
Noise: No road/tire noise at all.
Tread wear: is excellent.
Price: decent
Overall I highly recommend these tires and plus they look great too!

coolformula

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I have searched off and on for 2 months for my new sit of tires. I wanted something better than the basic 712..sumito etc.

I had the Kumho MX good tire and still got 4/32 with 22k on them(good since there only 220 treadwear) and there only like 125 a tire from tiretrack...I wanted to see if Icould try something different.

I went the Wide Oval by Fireston that or the MX was the only real choices for me. All the KDW,KD,GS-D3,Michelin tirse was like 180-260 a tire and your paying for 5% better not 50% better but that much of the price.

I will let you guys know when I get the firestone on and balacned. I figured if I can get 30k since I have got 22k plus of the MX that with the added price of the tire it will even out in a longer tread wear by maybe 5k so that will pretty much make that difference up. And I'm getting them local since it comes out cheaper.

tires shouldn't be such a hard choice but it seems they are.

So for under the 160.00 price range I would go withthe MX or wide oval..really anything under the 200 range....

mondi2002

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I already Posted FUZIONS!!! ZRi
They last forever & Grip good for a reg radial.
And are Only $113.00 on Sale.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e1=yes&place=6

sdm1234

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really? my 451's look the same as any other 275/40R17. mine are wonderful and grip the road quite nicely around corners. however, with them having such a stiff sidewall, don't count on accelerating fast from a dig. they stop and handle wonderfully in wet conditions too.

2_wacko

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Bfg Kdw2 275/35/18.

hondakiller

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285/35/18 toyo proxes t1s, have about 10k on them and still a ton of tread depth left.

ssmaro

Bridgestone Potenza RE750's. Personally I think their really nice but I've never had anything to compare them too. Anyone else have experience with them?