More help with new tires
I'll be getting new tires for my Max this summer. I have the SE with the alloy rims. If I move up to 17 inch I'd have to get new rims, right? I would rather not spend that much money on rims now (I AM in college). So if I was correct then I'm sticking with 16 inch tires. What are some good tires that I can get? I don't mind paying a little more for them. I want some well balanced ones, where I could sacrifice some in their lifetime to get good traction, but obviously nothing like racing slicks. I need tires that work on ice and snow, too. Obviously I'm looking for the best of all worlds, so I can't get too sporty (I assume)? What's a good all purpose tire, and how much can I expect to pay? Any prices or suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
I would go with Dunlop SP5000 if you want good all weather traction along with a dose of performance. I have them and they have been great so far. Great cornering, and very good wet weather handling.
If you do not need that aggressive a tire, then I would recommend Bridgestone RE930's, if they make them in your size. I had those on my 15" rims and the grip in wet weather and snow was phenomenal. They are also pretty good performance tires too. I found them very difficult to squeal even in tight corners.
If you do not need that aggressive a tire, then I would recommend Bridgestone RE930's, if they make them in your size. I had those on my 15" rims and the grip in wet weather and snow was phenomenal. They are also pretty good performance tires too. I found them very difficult to squeal even in tight corners.
i have dunlop sp sport 8000 (225/55/16 -- they fit) and i like them a lot. i'll be getting two more to replace the front rs-a tires that i'm wearing out. the only thing is that i have heard stories that they are not good in snow/ice. but im in texas......
Originally posted by Eric L.
I would go with Dunlop SP5000 if you want good all weather traction along with a dose of performance. I have them and they have been great so far. Great cornering, and very good wet weather handling.
If you do not need that aggressive a tire, then I would recommend Bridgestone RE930's, if they make them in your size. I had those on my 15" rims and the grip in wet weather and snow was phenomenal. They are also pretty good performance tires too. I found them very difficult to squeal even in tight corners.
I would go with Dunlop SP5000 if you want good all weather traction along with a dose of performance. I have them and they have been great so far. Great cornering, and very good wet weather handling.
If you do not need that aggressive a tire, then I would recommend Bridgestone RE930's, if they make them in your size. I had those on my 15" rims and the grip in wet weather and snow was phenomenal. They are also pretty good performance tires too. I found them very difficult to squeal even in tight corners.
So about how much are the Dunlop SP5000 and Bridgestone RE930's? Are my rims 15 or 16 inches? Thanks a lot!
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