Good quality and price for 315's
05-21-2007, 09:42 AM
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Good quality and price for 315's Hey fellow techers need some help from you guys. I have the zr-1 wheel setup on my car. 275/40/zr17's up front and 315/35/zr17's outback. I've got a brand new set of g-force ta kdw's for the front. They cost me $194 apiece from summit. My question is does anyone know where I can get a set of good tires for the rear for under or around $250 apiece. I'm wanting something comparable to the ta kdw's and don't say Sumitomos that's whats on the car know and they don't hookup worth a crap. Thanks for any help.
05-21-2007, 09:57 AM
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www.tirerack.com has the KD for $260.
Or you could go with a Nitto or BFG drag radial if tread life doesn't matter and you don't plan to drive in the rain.
Or you could go with a Nitto or BFG drag radial if tread life doesn't matter and you don't plan to drive in the rain.
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Yeah I know I've seen them too. I currently have the Sumitomos in the rear. they're decent as a daily driver but there no good at hooking up. There to hard of a tire for my liking.
05-21-2007, 06:02 PM
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I daily drive Nitto DR's.. I've had them in the rain like 10 times so far this year. I really don't see what people are talking about with them being undriveable in the rain. Actually I think their a decent tire in the rain. I wouldn't race try racing in the rain but they're definetly driveable. You can get them on ebay for around $320 shipped to your door I think, well I did a few months ago. Oh, and they hook like a SOB.
05-22-2007, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by demo3k
I daily drive Nitto DR's.. I've had them in the rain like 10 times so far this year. I really don't see what people are talking about with them being undriveable in the rain. Actually I think their a decent tire in the rain. I wouldn't race try racing in the rain but they're definetly driveable. You can get them on ebay for around $320 shipped to your door I think, well I did a few months ago. Oh, and they hook like a SOB.
the nittos are fine in the rain until the tread starts to wear a little, and then things get interesting.
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05-22-2007, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 97blackz28
the nittos are fine in the rain until the tread starts to wear a little, and then things get interesting.
got a buddy that loves/claims Nittos hook on street. looks like wheel spin from my view but, on track there badass!! dont know what else to tell you........................................
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Originally Posted by cowboysfan
thats any tire in the rain there homey!!!!
got a buddy that loves/claims Nittos hook on street. looks like wheel spin from my view but, on track there badass!! dont know what else to tell you........................................
got a buddy that loves/claims Nittos hook on street. looks like wheel spin from my view but, on track there badass!! dont know what else to tell you........................................
if you get any dr, I would not be driving in the rain much for too long. but the nitto is the most DD friendly dr around. (if such a thing exists)