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nymjayjay Sep 28, 2002 10:42 AM

I need new tires for my 18's, suggestions..?
 
I have Yokahama AVS db's on my max now which were pretty good tires but they are kinda sh*tty on the rain. The Yokahama's lasted about 2 seasons and I didnt wrip them up that much. What are a good set of Z rated tires that I should get next that will last? I hear Toyo Proxi's are a good set of tires.......


Jay from CT

NYCe MaXiMa Sep 28, 2002 11:48 AM

do you want them to have some all season capabilities or just be summer performance tires?

also,
what is the most you'd pay?

I think Toyo Proxies T1 or something like that were really good but they are expensive as hell.. like 250$ a tire or something..

there are other options..

as well as Kumhos :)

Frank Fontaine Sep 28, 2002 12:02 PM

Re: I need new tires for my 18's, suggestions..?
 

Originally posted by nymjayjay
I have Yokahama AVS db's on my max now which were pretty good tires but they are kinda sh*tty on the rain. The Yokahama's lasted about 2 seasons and I didnt wrip them up that much. What are a good set of Z rated tires that I should get next that will last? I hear Toyo Proxi's are a good set of tires.......


Jay from CT

I'd give the Yoko AVS ES 100's a shot. WR rated, 280 AA A, the Yoko name, $130 each, how you gonna go wrong? I would never put a Korean tire on my car, not even if it were a Hyundai. Why be that cheap when Yoko is here!

Slickismax Sep 28, 2002 12:03 PM

Get the Kumho's if your on a budget, if you wanna buy new tires quite often, but want awesome performance, get the Toyo T1-S. There are some other tires that aren't too bad. My friend had some Pirelli P7000's that were pretty good except for the snow, and they lasted quite some time.

nymjayjay Sep 28, 2002 01:40 PM

I was planning on getting an all season tire but I really only use them in the summer. I want all season because I hear the summer only high performance tires wear really quickly. I want a tire that sticks to the road well but doesnt wear to fast. I am really thinking about going with the TOYO Proxi TS-1's that you guys are talking about. As far as Kumho's ehhhhh I dont think I am going to get those. Thanks for your help guys so its either gonna be....


TOYO TS-1's or the Perelli P7000's but I am leaninmg more twords the TOYO's


Jay

BigJuice Sep 28, 2002 02:24 PM

I like the Yokohama Parada's. I have a set on my maxima for two years now and they still have good thread depth left. Good in rain or shine. I have even driven them in the snow...the might cost a little extra but will pan out in the long run.

975spEEd Sep 28, 2002 03:14 PM


Originally posted by nymjayjay
I was planning on getting an all season tire but I really only use them in the summer. I want all season because I hear the summer only high performance tires wear really quickly. I want a tire that sticks to the road well but doesnt wear to fast. I am really thinking about going with the TOYO Proxi TS-1's that you guys are talking about. As far as Kumho's ehhhhh I dont think I am going to get those. Thanks for your help guys so its either gonna be....


TOYO TS-1's or the Perelli P7000's but I am leaninmg more twords the TOYO's


Jay

The T1-S's will wear very quickly if you drive the least bit hard,
the rubber is very soft compared to most other tires. If your looking at an all season tire go to tirerack.com and check the new
Sumitomo HTR+ (w rated, 340 tread wear) fairly cheap too.
The new yoke's look pretty nice too (ES100).

Frank Fontaine Sep 28, 2002 03:49 PM


Originally posted by 975spEEd


The T1-S's will wear very quickly if you drive the least bit hard,
the rubber is very soft compared to most other tires. If your looking at an all season tire go to tirerack.com and check the new
Sumitomo HTR+ (w rated, 340 tread wear) fairly cheap too.
The new yoke's look pretty nice too (ES100).

D*** straight, ES100 is the tire. Sumitomo is ok but why get a cheap brand when a name brand is here to take the market away from them? And never put Korean tires on the car, that's just too cheap. Kia uses Kumho. Even Michelins come on every Hyundai except the Accent.

ny96max Sep 28, 2002 07:23 PM

Kumho Ecsta's :D

Ant

krbga Sep 28, 2002 09:39 PM

Use Tirerack"s "SPEC" feature...
 
but the best tires if you have no budget are
1. Bridgestone SO3
2. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
3. Dunlop SP 9000
4. Toyo Proxes TS1
5. Yokohama AVS Sport

UTIMaxima Sep 29, 2002 12:18 AM

I have Sumitomo HTR+ and like them a lot. Got them from http://tirerack.com for about $140 each. A few other org members have them and like them as well, never heard anything bad.

nymjayjay Sep 29, 2002 07:12 AM

Re: Use Tirerack"s "SPEC" feature...
 

Originally posted by krbga
but the best tires if you have no budget are
1. Bridgestone SO3
2. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
3. Dunlop SP 9000
4. Toyo Proxes TS1
5. Yokohama AVS Sport



I think I am going to go with the Toyo's or the Dunlops or maybe even the Michelin's. No Ant I am NOT getting Kumho's since they are budget tires and everyone has them:laugh::kiss:

Frank Fontaine Sep 29, 2002 07:18 AM

Re: Use Tirerack"s "SPEC" feature...
 

Originally posted by krbga
but the best tires if you have no budget are
1. Bridgestone SO3
2. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
3. Dunlop SP 9000
4. Toyo Proxes TS1
5. Yokohama AVS Sport

Those rims you have are sweet! 6 or 7 spoke is in, star rims are OUT! :D

brodaiga Sep 29, 2002 06:08 PM

SO3's all the way
 
i'm surprised no one has mentioned these, they are unbelievable tires, look beautiful, and handle better in the rain than most tires do in the dry, they are $195 each from tirerack.

gunmax Sep 29, 2002 06:59 PM

Avon ZZ-1 tyres from England is good and not to many people have them.


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