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That is what I currently have on my winter set of wheels. I would likely go with some tires that are a little larger in the front. Maybe go witha 245 in the rear?
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Free nook with a set of continental tires. Just something to think about.
Free nook with a set of continental tires. Just something to think about.
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http://www.tirerack.com/specialoffer...&promoID=C21N&
Free nook with a set of continental tires. Just something to think about.
Free nook with a set of continental tires. Just something to think about.
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I have heard the Sumitomo HTRZIII is a good tire choice and it is cheap. Just another suggestion. If you need all seasons there is only 1 tire that is worth it. Continental Extreme Contact DWS. Its by far the best tire out there.
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Fintro11___Tires recomanded for a 7.5 rim width are 225-45-17, & that is the width of your front wheels rigth? ( you better check on that before buying)So what I'm saying is that 205-50-17 are not wide enougth for your 7.5 front wheels.Somebody correct me on this if I'm wrong.
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----Don't agree with 205-50-17 on a 7.5 x 17 wheels.
Fintro11___Tires recomanded for a 7.5 rim width are 225-45-17, & that is the width of your front wheels rigth? ( you better check on that before buying)So what I'm saying is that 205-50-17 are not wide enougth for your 7.5 front wheels.Somebody correct me on this if I'm wrong.
Fintro11___Tires recomanded for a 7.5 rim width are 225-45-17, & that is the width of your front wheels rigth? ( you better check on that before buying)So what I'm saying is that 205-50-17 are not wide enougth for your 7.5 front wheels.Somebody correct me on this if I'm wrong.
I even remember another thread discussing going square (same size all 4 corners...) on a 944/968.
But then again, 10 guys here will give you 20 different answers.
Going back to the original question, was this for overall performance vs. durability vs. aesthetics?
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'86 944 NA - Alpine White, parting out (slow death)
'86 951 - Alpine White (sold)
'94 968 - Aventurine Green (I miss the early 944 wheel offset)
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This was an overall best choice
from reading this I think I will go with the continentals and go with the 225 size, I trust Ernie has a lot more Expirence with tires than I do
all I have in tire Expirence is dealing with tire biters
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i know the michelin pilot sports are amazing but for a street car IMHO its to expensive. you can find a good quality tire that is sticky and last longer for way less. last time i looked a pilot sport was way over 150 a tire. i use falken 512. i love them and i use a 225/45-17 on my 7.5in turbo twist and a stretched 235/45-17 on the 9in. they are good IMHO and i got them for 78 bucks a piece.
i dont know anything about the continental =[
i dont know anything about the continental =[
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Conti's are nice, I have them on my other car. I like Yokohamas a lot too, and they are usually pretty cheap. I always search the tire rack reviews before ordering.
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* Update *
Costco here deals in michelin so i got them to price out Mochelin Pilot sport's ( They could not get the PS2's)
225/45/17
245/40/17
Out the door driving price is $1155.80 They also have an amazing warranty and service with their tires.
Kal Tire
Falken FK452 Out the door driving price is $1208
I am going to check with the continental dealer tomorrow and also a local family owned tire shop.
Costco here deals in michelin so i got them to price out Mochelin Pilot sport's ( They could not get the PS2's)
225/45/17
245/40/17
Out the door driving price is $1155.80 They also have an amazing warranty and service with their tires.
Kal Tire
Falken FK452 Out the door driving price is $1208
I am going to check with the continental dealer tomorrow and also a local family owned tire shop.
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I have the pilot sport 3's on mine and absolutely love them.After I got them I read a car mag review and they out performed all other tyres in the test(over 10 tyres tested)
They might not be the cheapest but considering the tyre is what keeps my car on the road, I am not interested in trying to save a few $$s. Keeping my car and myself in one piece, and the car planted firmly on the road is all I care about. If you can't afford good tyres, with good grip and good wet weather performance, then sell your car and take the bus. There are some things in life you just can't go cheap on. Tyres are one of them and I'm guessing hookers would be another![Wink](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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They might not be the cheapest but considering the tyre is what keeps my car on the road, I am not interested in trying to save a few $$s. Keeping my car and myself in one piece, and the car planted firmly on the road is all I care about. If you can't afford good tyres, with good grip and good wet weather performance, then sell your car and take the bus. There are some things in life you just can't go cheap on. Tyres are one of them and I'm guessing hookers would be another
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* Update *
Costco here deals in michelin so i got them to price out Mochelin Pilot sport's ( They could not get the PS2's)
225/45/17
245/40/17
Out the door driving price is $1155.80 They also have an amazing warranty and service with their tires.
Kal Tire
Falken FK452 Out the door driving price is $1208
I am going to check with the continental dealer tomorrow and also a local family owned tire shop.
Costco here deals in michelin so i got them to price out Mochelin Pilot sport's ( They could not get the PS2's)
225/45/17
245/40/17
Out the door driving price is $1155.80 They also have an amazing warranty and service with their tires.
Kal Tire
Falken FK452 Out the door driving price is $1208
I am going to check with the continental dealer tomorrow and also a local family owned tire shop.