Tires: All season, daily driver, snow & rain
12-04-2003, 01:38 AM
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Matt H,
Let me figure out sizes, currently on 15"x7" PDs all around. Any suggestions on size- and have you got enough to do 4 tires.
What types of payment can you accept.
Thanks
Martin
Let me figure out sizes, currently on 15"x7" PDs all around. Any suggestions on size- and have you got enough to do 4 tires.
What types of payment can you accept.
Thanks
Martin
12-04-2003, 02:03 AM
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Originally posted by Matt H
Manning - what sizes do you need?
ACG - any winter tire wears a lot quicker than an A/S tire. They dont last for crap when the sun comes back out either :>)
Manning - what sizes do you need?
ACG - any winter tire wears a lot quicker than an A/S tire. They dont last for crap when the sun comes back out either :>)
Either 195/65 15 or 205/60 15 (yeah I now that is a little shorter than stock).
12-04-2003, 09:16 AM
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I would recommend the sizes that Manning has listed, I should have plenty to do 4 for both of you. Paypal would be nice, but I might be able to work it so you can pay direct, will have to check.
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12-04-2003, 09:33 AM
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Matt,
I currently have the original size tires and wheels, front 205/55-16 and rear 225/50-16. The Blizzaks sound great, so this sounds like a good way to go. Shipping would be to 50003 in Iowa.
Bryan
I currently have the original size tires and wheels, front 205/55-16 and rear 225/50-16. The Blizzaks sound great, so this sounds like a good way to go. Shipping would be to 50003 in Iowa.
Bryan
12-04-2003, 10:24 AM
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In the 205/60/15 I have one set of Blizzak MZ-02
In the 195/65/15 I have LOADS of Firestone Wintermaster Plus, I have loads of these in virtually every size and they are by far the cheapest option
In the 205/225/16 I have a set of Blizzak MZ-01
I will have to call and verify availability. If you have interest PM me and I will get you a price.
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In the 195/65/15 I have LOADS of Firestone Wintermaster Plus, I have loads of these in virtually every size and they are by far the cheapest option
In the 205/225/16 I have a set of Blizzak MZ-01
I will have to call and verify availability. If you have interest PM me and I will get you a price.
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12-04-2003, 05:15 PM
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If you plan to allow space for chains, the owners manual for my 89-S2 says that 205/55-16 should be used all around. Where I live, in Washington state, when the Chains Required sign is up, there is no choice. --Roy--
12-04-2003, 10:08 PM
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Re: Tires: All season, daily driver, snow & rain
Originally posted by Bryan Welch
A friend said to go ahead and consider H-rated tires since I only do minor autocross events. Does this make sense?
thanks,
Bryan
A friend said to go ahead and consider H-rated tires since I only do minor autocross events. Does this make sense?
thanks,
Bryan
12-04-2003, 11:24 PM
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Originally posted by RMills944
DO NOT GET THE SP5000!! I have these and would like to GIVE them away now. They are absolutely aweful in everything except dry weather. The problem is that they last forever, and I hate to waste 1/2 the rubber right now.
DO NOT GET THE SP5000!! I have these and would like to GIVE them away now. They are absolutely aweful in everything except dry weather. The problem is that they last forever, and I hate to waste 1/2 the rubber right now.
