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01-09-03, 09:13 PM
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Originally posted by DTPstyle
The front doesn't have any depth. The back goes in. I dont know how to explain it. lol Compare the first pic.( the one outside) and the other pic of the rim(the rear). Theres a difference.
The front doesn't have any depth. The back goes in. I dont know how to explain it. lol Compare the first pic.( the one outside) and the other pic of the rim(the rear). Theres a difference.
I just wish they made it in staggered size for 18s.
01-10-03, 03:17 AM
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he means the size or width of the rim. like 10 inches or what
edit: nm
cmw. he just wants to know the price for THOSE sizes so it really doesn't matter what size his rims width are.
edit: nm
cmw. he just wants to know the price for THOSE sizes so it really doesn't matter what size his rims width are.
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01-10-03, 03:26 AM
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Try Tirerack.com they have all the prices for each tires they sell.
Look for Kumo tires there, they are very cheap with ok quality too. Nitto tires have good prices as well.
Generally their price do reflect their qulity so I try to stay away from the cheap stuff and look into quality tires like Michelin pilots, Dunlop sp 9000, and Good Year Eagle F1.
Many people praise Bridgestone S0-3s but I find it not so well behaved in the rain and some minor defects that could lead to problems later on. But S0-3s do handle very well in the dry and the prices are ok too.
Look for Kumo tires there, they are very cheap with ok quality too. Nitto tires have good prices as well.
Generally their price do reflect their qulity so I try to stay away from the cheap stuff and look into quality tires like Michelin pilots, Dunlop sp 9000, and Good Year Eagle F1.
Many people praise Bridgestone S0-3s but I find it not so well behaved in the rain and some minor defects that could lead to problems later on. But S0-3s do handle very well in the dry and the prices are ok too.
01-10-03, 02:26 PM
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DTP,
I went back and looked for the wheel size...but I guess we are making assumptions these are 20" rims? I am not sure that those width/aspect tracks are avail in other size rims, but boy would it help if you stated the wheel size. Forgive me, my long range esp is on the fritz... must have been a gm product.
MW
I went back and looked for the wheel size...but I guess we are making assumptions these are 20" rims? I am not sure that those width/aspect tracks are avail in other size rims, but boy would it help if you stated the wheel size. Forgive me, my long range esp is on the fritz... must have been a gm product.
MW
Originally posted by DTPstyle
I did say"My front tires are Michelin pilot 245/35 on the front and 295/35 on the back. " on the very first page.
I did say"My front tires are Michelin pilot 245/35 on the front and 295/35 on the back. " on the very first page.
01-10-03, 02:35 PM
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thanks for the info Kaban. I have michelin pilots right now. Those are expensive tires and I am trying to pay less for others of the same size.
My rims are 19".
My rims are 19".
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