Nitto Tires?
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Nitto Tires?
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
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Re: Nitto Tires?
Originally posted by LouE37
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
#4
Re: Nitto Tires?
Originally posted by LouE37
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
#5
I had the NT450's on my old Civic EX with 16" rims and I really liked them. The tires were a little noisy, but not too loud, gripped really well in the dry and didn't burn out fast. I also did not have any problems in the rain with these tires. The only issue I had was when I went through a really bad pot hole and damaged the side wall of one of the tires which caused a bulge and meant I needed to replace the tire. If I remember correcly, I was running a 40 series on a 16" rim.
#6
I got 450's now and when it comes time to get new rubber i think i'm gonna roll w/ pilot sport a/s. remember, you get what you pay for. the nittos were alright at first but they don't help me out enough in the rain. they let go just a little too easily. when it's dry they're gravy. i don't know if it'll justify the price difference for you but it kinda does for me.
#8
Re: Nitto Tires?
Originally posted by LouE37
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
Well its spring so its time for me to start looking for wheels and tires. Im set on getting Mille Miglia Evo 5's...most likely 17". Im thinking about Nitto NT450 Extremes for tires. Anybody have any input on these tires. I had them on my old Eclipse and loved them but not enough miles to really have an opinion...any input would be appreciated!
#9
I have 450s
They are good tires, in the wet they are ok in straight scenarios, but going on off ramps you need to let off the throttle or they slide. I would recommend them on RE-92s anyday. I think I will get Michelins next, we will see, I have along time to go.
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I've got 215/55R16 Nitto 450s on my wife's GXE. She's only had them on for about 2,000 miles. But so far, so good. My mechanic swears by them. He says they wear like iron. They are a little noisier than her OEM Toyos were, however. And I can't tell you how they perform in wet weather. We don't seem to get any around here.
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