Need Tire suggestions for OE wheels
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Need Tire suggestions for OE wheels
I need new tires and I tried to search for threads on tires but almost everything listed are people wanting to sell there OE setup.
Anyways, this is what I need(Decent tire for limited autocross):
Treadware = 18,000 miles but no more than 25 K miles (That way I dont have to wait so long to change them if I dont like them)
Size = 245/40/18's (Any trouble running this size?)
Basically a good performing tire in the price range of $125 to $150. So far these are the candidates...
Kumho MX
Falcon RT-615 (I heard a lot of good things but may not last 18 k miles)
Kumho SPT
What do you all think? I am ordering the tires today but I have no experience with any of them and need some help.
Thanks!
Anyways, this is what I need(Decent tire for limited autocross):
Treadware = 18,000 miles but no more than 25 K miles (That way I dont have to wait so long to change them if I dont like them)
Size = 245/40/18's (Any trouble running this size?)
Basically a good performing tire in the price range of $125 to $150. So far these are the candidates...
Kumho MX
Falcon RT-615 (I heard a lot of good things but may not last 18 k miles)
Kumho SPT
What do you all think? I am ordering the tires today but I have no experience with any of them and need some help.
Thanks!
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I have Kumho MX's and so far they've proven to be a GREAT tire! The traction on them is fantastic and they're not very noisy.
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Originally Posted by Jedi54
I have Kumho MX's and so far they've proven to be a GREAT tire! The traction on them is fantastic and they're not very noisy.
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less then 3,000 miles on them. plenty of tread left
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take a look at the Toyo R1's. Very popular, very good tire. (little pricier though)
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Originally Posted by Jedi54
take a look at the Toyo R1's. Very popular, very good tire. (little pricier though)
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tirerack doesn't sell them. Try going straight to toyotires.com
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I think I finally decided to go with the Kum - Hoe's...LMAO!!
Kumho MX's seem to be the best bang for my buck no matter what I look up. I checked out the Toyo's but could not locate on reviews for them so I basically would have to go one the 1 persons word that they are good.
Anyways, thanks guys! If I get them soon I will make sure to post a pic or 2.
Kumho MX's seem to be the best bang for my buck no matter what I look up. I checked out the Toyo's but could not locate on reviews for them so I basically would have to go one the 1 persons word that they are good.
Anyways, thanks guys! If I get them soon I will make sure to post a pic or 2.
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www.edgeracing.com. And they are located in Miami, FL. I got my Toyo's from them. I really like them, and they have great treadwear. Personally I think the traction is a bit better then the Kumho's.
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