LatinKraze

#1

Like topic sez, Anyone heard of any cheaper. They want about $350 shipped. I looked on eBay, but no luck. Thanks guys.

Consynx

#2

sounds about perfect
tire rack was the best price i found
and i haggled with the local shop, who said the best they could do was $75 each w/ all incl.

aaronc222

#3

-LatinKraze+Feb 6, 2004 - 6:02 PM

LatinKraze

#4

Oh yeah, i meant to put that in there. 215/45/17.

Anyone else heard of other than tire rack?

playr158

#5

umm i dunno about price but fyi, the tires arn't that great i got them on my 17s and they were ok in the summer but even if it's a lil cold you'll slide trying to stop theydon't really grip very well ever
but thats just my experience with them

LatinKraze

#6

Dammit!! That's the info i needed. And the search for cheap, good tires continues...........Thanks for the heads up bro.

ghostdog

#7

if you're looking for all-season performance check out the Falken ZE-512s. they grip pretty good, and are reasonably priced.

http://www.vulcantire.com/ze512_t.htm

snadman

#8

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LatinKraze

#9

Thanx guys but, $356.00 is not feasable(sp) here.

98celica3

#10

tirerack.com is a very reasonabley priced site. this is a very good place to buy tires.
adam

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Phr0z3n664

#11

I have khumo ecsta supra 712's on my car now and I think they are awesome, especially in wet weather.

but i dunno about 711's...

Consynx

#12

the wheels you were looking at are ONLY for dry weather

it is a known fact that they are pretty terrible in anything else.

if you are getting summer tires, i'd say stick with the 711's
but be careful on rainy days.

LatinKraze

#13

Im paranoid of spinning out in water. I've done it a few times and was looking for the best wet traction.

Consynx

#14

wet traction...go with all-season tires...
ANYTHING should work fine...just not in dry weather now

LatinKraze

#15

Well, thanks for all the help fellas. I decided to get some Wanli 215/45/17 from ebay. $299 for a set of 4 including shipping.

Consynx

#16

there ya go >>

Let us know how they worked once they wear out(6 months?)

LatinKraze

#17

-Consynx+Feb 18, 2004 - 8:43 AM