Currently got 4 BFGoodrich Touring Premiere (these were the tires that were on the car when my parents purchased this car for me from one of their friends).

Tread is getting very low, so I'm being proactive and looking for new tires.

Anything under $90/tire preferred that will give me good ride quality, decent handling.

Any recommendations? I'm using tirerack.com at the moment because I have a trusted mechanic on campus, and I can ship parts straight from tirerack to his shop. If I do find somewhat cheaper prices at somewhere like Discount Tire, I'm down for that too.

Please let me know.

Thanks in advance guys!

Size?

Falken 512, they're fairly cheap. GFGoodrich g-force sport, good, but won't last as long. And be sure to check out discounttiredirect.com not just discounttire.com.

My apologies; tires are 205/65R15.

I second the 512's too. Very nice tires.!

Kumho, Kumho, Kumho, oh yeah and Kumho.

Sumitomo, Hankook, Yokohama, General

Aren't Nexen's cheap?

Nankungs are SUPER Cheap, decent tire

Hm Federals, Nankangs or Generals.

If you're ordering on-line consider Discount Tire Direct too. Shipping is included in their prices. Here is a list from them, along with the rebates.

sumitomo's

im in the same boat you are. my tires are nearly bald. i dont want to buy new ones until i replace my lca's and outer and inner tierods. might just have to get used tires for the time being.

same here haha, plus i have to get a whole new suspension on top of tires. and im trying to find a whole suspension set for around 300.

Guys, thanks for the responses. The really cheap brands you have mentioned.....are those GOOD quality tires? Like I said, I want some decent ones (from looking earlier, I did see BFGoodRich, etc. that had tires in the $70-90/tire range).

I've looked at the Falken 512's based on the recommendations above, and those look to be perfectly in my price range...are they good ride quality though? I guess I want something that's pretty decent handling (definitely won't be racing this car lol), (i guess I care most about ride quality), and something that I could possibly drive in snow since I'm in Michigan, and I don't get snow tires for the winter (but the university plows the streets to a decent degree...so something with somewhat decent light snow traction is good)

Same here, looking for something decent, cheap and all season for 225 50 17. or for the 350z AE wheels i want to pick up

Nankangs arent bad

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....emeContact+DWS

I was in the same boat as you a couple months ago. Look on craigslist and see if you can find some new rims with tires on them. I scored big and found a set of 17" G35 Rims with brand new Cooper CS4 tires. Ready? 400 bucks.

All the information you need to make your decision is on that web site.
Shop by price, read the reviews, make your decision.

Easy, really...

If your really down on your luck you can go to Wal-Mart tire and lube place, they tend to have tires for real low price and free installation.

I currently have all my tires from there for about two years now on my car and have had no major issues.

Nankangs really are a good tire. VERY VERY VERY sticky though. Roommate's g35 would lay strips in 2nd with nittos but wont roll the Nankangs without a clutch dump.

Ride quality and noise seem fair for the grip level.

lucky. kind of wish i took my friends 17" enkei rims with falken tires for 400. kicking myself in the a## right now for not jumping on that.