Strret Tire and traction issue
Strret Tire and traction issue
K guys my back tires are near shot well actually they are totally shot. So im looking to get a nice pair of back tires. I would like something with decent thread(at leat 20,000^) and decent rain/snow traction. I was thinking the BF Goodrich kdws tires. I want something that if i decide to punch it i wont spin forever. I currently have p245 50zr16 tires not sure brand. THe local shop wants 162.00 a pair for these bf goodrichs(balanced) anyone know any tires better then this or a little cheaper. Thanks
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From: Manassas VA
Car: 04 GTO
Engine: LS1
Transmission: M12 T56
i've been running dunlop sp5000s for a few years now, including a couple winters of daily driver duty. I know, my location says VA, but that includes a lot of driving up into PA including morer than a few times in decent snow. And these tires are the best performance tire of any kind i have ever had in snow. great in rain. And great dry. (I've cut 1.8 60's on 'em.)
Depending where you go expect to pay $125-150 a tire. But as with most things in life, you get what you pay for. Like michelin used to say, your tires are the only safety feature that touches the road.
Depending where you go expect to pay $125-150 a tire. But as with most things in life, you get what you pay for. Like michelin used to say, your tires are the only safety feature that touches the road.
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From: South Texas, RGV
Car: 91 Camaro RS
Engine: 305 LO3
Transmission: 700-R4
I havent had luck with any tire on my drive wheel. a little to much gas and it breaks loose into 2nd gear. althoe like Ed Maher I have a dunlop SP sport 5000 on it now and it has done the best out of the 3 tires that have been there.
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