jcooke Member 272 Member For: 19y 11m 28d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane, QLD Posted 13/04/07 07:55 AM Posted 13/04/07 07:55 AM So the need new rubber for the back, fronts are fine, so will put fron to back and new ones on the front. Not a daily driver but over 300rwkw so cheap n nasties aren't the go. Recommendations ? $$ ? I'll do the usual ring around tomorrow but just thought I get some opinions.Thanks
turbo_nick some guy... Member 277 Member For: 23y 11m 14d Posted 13/04/07 08:38 AM Posted 13/04/07 08:38 AM Yokohama V103Top money but a top tyre too.
sutty Mushroom Legacy Donating Member 799 Member For: 22y 4m 12d Gender: Male Location: THORNLANDS, QLD Posted 13/04/07 11:25 AM Posted 13/04/07 11:25 AM Dude, unless you've changed the rims, you've got 245's (8.5" rims) on the front and 275's (9.5" rims) on the rear. Surely you're not going to run the 245's on the rear???Cro will be along shortly to preach about Michelin PS2'sGoodyear GSD3's, Pirelli P Zero Nero's, Yokohama V103's and Bridgestone RE050's are all worth a look.
Paul@eliteauto Member 843 Member For: 20y 27d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 13/04/07 01:27 PM Posted 13/04/07 01:27 PM Falken 452 good too.Nankang if you want cheap but not nasty.
beauies Member 209 Member For: 23y 5d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 13/04/07 01:34 PM Posted 13/04/07 01:34 PM best price so far I have found around the west of sydney for the v103 is $515 for 265/19 anyone in sydney now a better price would love to know where from. the highest so far is $651
ENVY-T CNUTOX Legacy Donating Member 3,098 Member For: 23y 8m 21d Gender: Male Location: Not sure? Posted 13/04/07 01:45 PM Posted 13/04/07 01:45 PM Everyone that has driven my car is amazed at how these things stick. Cheap too.Hankook K107/ S1 EVO 275/30/19 Cost me 340 bucks fitted, and IMHO are streets ahead of V103's.
jcooke Member 272 Member For: 19y 11m 28d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane, QLD Posted 13/04/07 01:54 PM Author Posted 13/04/07 01:54 PM By bad, forgot bout the different sizes on front to rear, thanks for all the info everyone, off to the tyre shop....
sutty Mushroom Legacy Donating Member 799 Member For: 22y 4m 12d Gender: Male Location: THORNLANDS, QLD Posted 13/04/07 09:16 PM Posted 13/04/07 09:16 PM Falken 452 good too.Nankang if you want cheap but not nasty.I've tried Nankang, Falken, Khumo, Hankook on the car in question and none lasted over 10,000. It'll be interesting to see how long the $600+ per corner tyres last.Make sure you post up the best prices for each Josh.
ENVY-T CNUTOX Legacy Donating Member 3,098 Member For: 23y 8m 21d Gender: Male Location: Not sure? Posted 14/04/07 11:41 PM Posted 14/04/07 11:41 PM If your getting more than 10000k's from 19's, then they would probably be hard by that time anyway. 19'' tyres are in 99% of cases, performance branded, hence they have a much smaller working life than Bob Jane alrounders in 165/65/14!
JP300 Legacy Donating Member 842 Member For: 21y 14d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 15/04/07 12:26 AM Posted 15/04/07 12:26 AM For street use you cannot beat the Factory Dunlop 17's , comfortable, reasonably quiet, they are ok in the dry and wet, last ages and smoke up very well!!As for 19s, whoever puts Nankangs on their car needs to have a rethink ... a mate of mine had them on his 200SX and a tyre exploded on him. I have never heard of this happening with any tyre since the days of running retreads on my old Cortina ...
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