What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
I have an 04 limited, the tires are original and completely worn out. Ready for a new set.
What brands do you recommend for crossfire?
What do you guys use and what are you most satisfied with?
I need tires that are durable and have longevity.
I'd like to stick with 18s in the front and 19s in the back but might consider a wider tire but not one that would look ridiculous.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
What brands do you recommend for crossfire?
What do you guys use and what are you most satisfied with?
I need tires that are durable and have longevity.
I'd like to stick with 18s in the front and 19s in the back but might consider a wider tire but not one that would look ridiculous.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
Thanks for the comliments...
I DO like the grip it gives me on the track and the street... I have a harder time spinning the tires for very long and the lateral Gs seem higher.
You can see I'm even getting some rear wheel lift in the first photo.
Cheers!
I DO like the grip it gives me on the track and the street... I have a harder time spinning the tires for very long and the lateral Gs seem higher.
You can see I'm even getting some rear wheel lift in the first photo.
Cheers!
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Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
Come November I'm moving to Goodyear Eagle F1's. It came with the Pilot SP2's, but Philly winters can be nasty...too nasty for summer tires. I ran F1's on my Trans Am for years and they are freaking amazing. They are basically all-seasons that grip like summer tires.
I did a price comparo on the F1s in another thread that I'm reposting here:
Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season 255/35 ZR19 96Y XL VSB
Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season 225/40 ZR18 92Y VSB
Prices including shipping --
TireRack.com: $749.78
Tires-Easy.com: $888.83
DiscountTireDirect.com: $855
I did a price comparo on the F1s in another thread that I'm reposting here:
Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season 255/35 ZR19 96Y XL VSB
Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season 225/40 ZR18 92Y VSB
Prices including shipping --
TireRack.com: $749.78
Tires-Easy.com: $888.83
DiscountTireDirect.com: $855
Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
Originally Posted by ROCKSTAR
I need tires that are durable and have longevity.
Thanks
Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
I currently have the Nitto Invos:
http://www.nittotire.com/#index%2Etire%2Einvo
Next I think I'll try the Vredenstein's:
http://www.vredesteintire.com/products/SESSA.asp
I've also heard good things about the Kuhmo Ecsta SPT's if you can use a thre season tire.
I think all three of these are excellent, and the prices are all fairly friendly.
http://www.nittotire.com/#index%2Etire%2Einvo
Next I think I'll try the Vredenstein's:
http://www.vredesteintire.com/products/SESSA.asp
I've also heard good things about the Kuhmo Ecsta SPT's if you can use a thre season tire.
I think all three of these are excellent, and the prices are all fairly friendly.
Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
i have the potenza re760 sports and got them as a local bargain tire since i found them in the best deal, and i love them. i came from the ps2's i had stock.
a coworker picked nitto 555's from discount tire and he's very happy with them comming from the continectal all season's stock.
i like mine better, but i haven't driven his car so no fair compairison.
a coworker picked nitto 555's from discount tire and he's very happy with them comming from the continectal all season's stock.
i like mine better, but i haven't driven his car so no fair compairison.
Re: What are the best tires to get for Xfire?
Originally Posted by eruby
this is important. the tires made for this car are more of the sports car version and durable and longevity don't usually go with sport. i was looking for a good tire that would last and i went with the kumhos because they were a good price and had a decent treadwear indicator - 380. i looked at some yokohomos that had a 400 but they were $100 more in price. the treadwear number is not an exact science and i don't think it's monitored by any independant lab but the higher the number, the longer the tire is 'suppose' to last. on the other hand, if you are looking for a good tire to stick on corners, it will probably have a lower treadwear number (180) and will not last as long. most folks do not have a good feel for all the tires out there. they only know what they had and what they have and compare that. i had the conti's and now the kumhos. i have nothing bad to say about the kumhos but i only have the conti's to compare them to.
UTQG (Uniform Tire Quality Grade) the tire manufacturers have a generic tire to use for quality. The base would be 100. The specific tire in question, their tire rating would be compared to that generic number. A tire with treadwear rating of 450 would last approximately 4.5 times longer that that "generic" tire. 450 vs. 100