Tire Brands and Sizes
So, okay, I'm new. I looked at the FAQs but did not see much info on tire brands and sizes. Did I miss something?

I'm thinking of replacing my 215/60-15 Pilot XGTV4s on stock wheels on my 92 SE with something else. Who can tell me if 225/60-15 will fit ? Who has experience with any other tire?

TIA

 

ur looking for a performance tire? i would go w/ perilli or yokahoma (sorry i cant spell right now)

 

i got 215 60 15s on my 92 se yokahoma avs es100s i payed like 90 a piece at tirerack for them and love them they grip so much beter than what was on before and are v rated so i dont have to worry about them melting or what ever at high speeds since my old ones were only h rated

 

go with bridgestone... i really like mine. i have pontenza's on my stop sze wheels. if not those then go with either dunlop or pirelli.

 

I second that. I have Potenza RE950 high performance all season tires, and love them. They are great in dry and wet traction, and snow traction is enough to get me around, even with unplowed roads (I live in MA). I think they were $75 each from tirerack. Unless you want a summer performance tire, you should take a hard look at these.

 

yeah thats the thing with the yokohamas thier a summer tire and i have driven them in snow but they dont do so well but when its rain or dry they work fine

 

Thanks for the replies. I am considering the Yokohama es 100s, but I'm not sure I want a 10-20k treadlife. My Pilots are at 50k now. Their problem is that they are noisy.

If I could put a 225/60-15 on the stock wheel I would have more choices. Has anyone tried that?

 

Can't talk about the sizing issue, however, I replaced my stock tires with some Kumho's from tire rack for under 300.00

 

I've got Bridgestone G-Grids on my one (had them for around 10K now and they still look like brand new). They are slightly wide for a stock tyre (215/65/15 or 215/60/15 not sure!) because of the wheel guard. I don't know if they sell these in the US though.

I've been using Bridgestones for quite some time now, and I have tried other tyres (Dunlop, Micheline (can't speel either ), and a few others), but I found that bridgestones are a great all weather tyre and value for money, and they are pretty grippy.

 

Hey Mizeree_X! Where in MA are you? I've been looking for more fellow 3rd genners in the area. check the NE forum for details on the april meet.

I was wondering what the tread life on the Yokohama ES100's are because I plan on getting them as my next tire in 225/50R16. I only got 15K out of my Yokohama AVS db Set, so I hope that doesnt happen again.

 

i only have about 3k on my yokos and they look brand new so i hope they should last 25 or 30 adn i cant really get them to spin, with my old tires in 1st a 3k punch would rip um loose a a hard chirp in second and i even got 3rd once up hile but with these the only way to spin um is 2 drop it a 3k in 1st so but diference in tracktion my old tires were ****y 50$ kellys from the previous owner