Tire recommendations.. Please help!!
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Tire recommendations.. Please help!!
Hey guys just purchased a set of wheels and I'm trying to figure out what size tire to go with. The vehicle is a stock height (for now) 2002 sc430 . No mods at all to the suspension. These are the wheels I'm going with..
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The plan is to lower the car on coilovers , not slam it . Just enough to to get rid of the wheel gap . What do you think? Any other suspension mods I should add ? I appreciate the advice guys...
The plan is to lower the car on coilovers , not slam it . Just enough to to get rid of the wheel gap . What do you think? Any other suspension mods I should add ? I appreciate the advice guys...
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You live in Florida; I'll save you a massive headache, ExtremeContact DW. Best price per performance. If you drive semi-aggressive and not to the extreme, it almost feels like Michelin PSS but with a bit softer sidewalls -- gives you more comfort.
Cheapest tires to put on would probably Hankook V12s.
The rest are garbage. Loud, hard, and no grip at it's limits.
Cheapest tires to put on would probably Hankook V12s.
The rest are garbage. Loud, hard, and no grip at it's limits.
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You live in Florida; I'll save you a massive headache, ExtremeContact DW. Best price per performance. If you drive semi-aggressive and not to the extreme, it almost feels like Michelin PSS but with a bit softer sidewalls -- gives you more comfort.
Cheapest tires to put on would probably Hankook V12s.
The rest are garbage. Loud, hard, and no grip at it's limits.
Cheapest tires to put on would probably Hankook V12s.
The rest are garbage. Loud, hard, and no grip at it's limits.
Thanks for the reply , I'm actually trying to figure out as far as height and width. The shop recommended 235/30/20 front and 255/30/20 rear. I plan on lowering the car on coilovers. So would that setup work.?
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