245/40-18 for $66.00 each?!
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245/40-18 for $66.00 each?!
Sorry for the double post but I am really anxious for some feedback and I know some people tend to stick to particular subforums.
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
Thay have a Wanli 245/40-18 W rated tires for $66.00.. I have never heard of the tire brand that are $66.00 but according to their test it scored mid range for dry braking, grip, and tread life. The $300.00 each tires only scored 25% highre and they are over four times the price per tire. Am I missing something? I know you get what you pay for but I think I might get a set just for the hell of it. $270.00 for four W rated tires?
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
Thay have a Wanli 245/40-18 W rated tires for $66.00.. I have never heard of the tire brand that are $66.00 but according to their test it scored mid range for dry braking, grip, and tread life. The $300.00 each tires only scored 25% highre and they are over four times the price per tire. Am I missing something? I know you get what you pay for but I think I might get a set just for the hell of it. $270.00 for four W rated tires?
ditto, never heard of them, i probably wouldn't purchase them, though it is a great price. You really can't beat kumho's, very good price (120 to 140 each, depends if you go 225 or 245) and alot of people hear have nothing but good things to say about them.
Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
245/40 R18 93W Kumho Ecsta Supra for $114.30.
that tire is two generations old.. i had them on an old supra. was a great tire in its time.... 10 years ago...
i would look at the reviews of it and compare it to a more recent tire..
you can get the kumho spt for 10 bucks more and it is a great street tire.... track tire no....
this site looks like it does closeouts.. but not discounted enough to make it worth the old in it.
tire rack does not even carry the supra 712 anymore.
where tirerack has the kumho mx. great all around tire for the money. track ok auto x ok... 142.
your link 210.
this is just kumho. the bigger brands priced worse... the good news is they are still selling the bstone 040. for way to much money.
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Okay so the wanli according to tyretest.com scored low but half of teh reviews are not in english so....... But the Linglong L688 which is $74 a tire scored a 3.5 out of 5. But hell, a tire called linglong?
Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
Okay so the wanli according to tyretest.com scored low but half of teh reviews are not in english so....... But the Linglong L688 which is $74 a tire scored a 3.5 out of 5. But hell, a tire called linglong?
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Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
Sorry for the double post but I am really anxious for some feedback and I know some people tend to stick to particular subforums.
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
Thay have a Wanli 245/40-18 W rated tires for $66.00.. I have never heard of the tire brand that are $66.00 but according to their test it scored mid range for dry braking, grip, and tread life. The $300.00 each tires only scored 25% highre and they are over four times the price per tire. Am I missing something? I know you get what you pay for but I think I might get a set just for the hell of it. $270.00 for four W rated tires?
http://www.tires-easy.com/start.html
Thay have a Wanli 245/40-18 W rated tires for $66.00.. I have never heard of the tire brand that are $66.00 but according to their test it scored mid range for dry braking, grip, and tread life. The $300.00 each tires only scored 25% highre and they are over four times the price per tire. Am I missing something? I know you get what you pay for but I think I might get a set just for the hell of it. $270.00 for four W rated tires?
I found they were copying other companies tires. They were sued and I dont think I would take a chance on them. Here are some samples.....
http://ssl.delti.com/cgi-bin/reifenb...119119&dsco=35
http://ssl.delti.com/cgi-bin/reifenb...123236&dsco=35
http://ssl.delti.com/cgi-bin/reifenb...111803&dsco=35
http://ssl.delti.com/cgi-bin/reifenb...D35427&dsco=35
Originally Posted by typej
I am extremely happy with my Kumho ecsta ... it was under 100 bucks each i recall... way way quieter and comfortable than stock pos tires.
the supra 712 different tire all together..
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Originally Posted by swoope
that tire is two generations old.. i had them on an old supra. was a great tire in its time.... 10 years ago...
i would look at the reviews of it and compare it to a more recent tire..
you can get the kumho spt for 10 bucks more and it is a great street tire.... track tire no....
this site looks like it does closeouts.. but not discounted enough to make it worth the old in it.
tire rack does not even carry the supra 712 anymore.
where tirerack has the kumho mx. great all around tire for the money. track ok auto x ok... 142.
your link 210.
this is just kumho. the bigger brands priced worse... the good news is they are still selling the bstone 040. for way to much money.
beers
i would look at the reviews of it and compare it to a more recent tire..
you can get the kumho spt for 10 bucks more and it is a great street tire.... track tire no....
this site looks like it does closeouts.. but not discounted enough to make it worth the old in it.
tire rack does not even carry the supra 712 anymore.
where tirerack has the kumho mx. great all around tire for the money. track ok auto x ok... 142.
your link 210.
this is just kumho. the bigger brands priced worse... the good news is they are still selling the bstone 040. for way to much money.
beers

Originally Posted by ZoomZoomH
i'm about 95% sure Linglong and Wanli are CHINESE brand tires
now whether you actually TRUST Chinese tire technology at this moment, that is totally up to you...
now whether you actually TRUST Chinese tire technology at this moment, that is totally up to you...
Maybe in another 5 years or so .... but not now.
iono somethign is always fishy about those sites -.-;; either they're like lightly used or something, but anywayz do 245/40/18's fit on our stock wheels? i've heard that they do barely squeeze on but when i was buying my current toyo proxies the guys at my tire shop said they wouldnt fit so anywayz good luck with those tires
Originally Posted by KRNrx8Driver
iono somethign is always fishy about those sites -.-;; either they're like lightly used or something, but anywayz do 245/40/18's fit on our stock wheels? i've heard that they do barely squeeze on but when i was buying my current toyo proxies the guys at my tire shop said they wouldnt fit so anywayz good luck with those tires
Originally Posted by swoope
i dont have a clue on that... i stop at tires from koera... and if they cant spell tire right then i dont trust them.
beers
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"Tyre" is the British spelling. "Tire" is American.
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Last edited by dynamho; Jan 30, 2007 at 09:27 AM.
Originally Posted by KRNrx8Driver
iono somethign is always fishy about those sites -.-;; either they're like lightly used or something, but anywayz do 245/40/18's fit on our stock wheels? i've heard that they do barely squeeze on but when i was buying my current toyo proxies the guys at my tire shop said they wouldnt fit so anywayz good luck with those tires
As for the tires you found, seeing that they are 10 years tires you maybe dealing with a liquidator of old tires. Tires do have a shelf life and will start to harden and dry rot with age. You great price my reflex an old tire they could sell else where.
Originally Posted by dynamho
Kumho is Korean. Wanli and LingLong are both Chinese.
"Tyre" is the British spelling. "Tire" is American.
Beers!
"Tyre" is the British spelling. "Tire" is American.
Beers!
as to tyre. yes i know that, you did not get my jest..
beers
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