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#29802 Jul 22, 6:29am
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hey guys, im wonderinq what is the best street tires I can use on my stock gts rims. Something that is good in the rain/dry road; I am thinking about kumho's. Anyone with other options and what tire size would you recommended?? thx a lot.

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Welcome and go with kumho ecsta 712's theyre relitively inexpensive, look good and offer good street traction and good wear. If yer gonna race at all go with Falken Azenis a great lookin tire and kickin ass in auto cross. As far as size go with a 215 45.


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I have Falken tires ... they are really good.

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I am going to get the Falken FK 451 tires...they are sweet...Yokohama are good ones too.


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Originally Posted by CID498
Welcome and go with kumho ecsta 712's theyre relitively inexpensive, look good and offer good street traction and good wear. If yer gonna race at all go with Falken Azenis a great lookin tire and kickin ass in auto cross. As far as size go with a 215 45.


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get the falken ziex 512 in the 205/50R16 V series.

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Yokohama... thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup

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wow, thanks for the helpl. very fast and quick responses thumbsup

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yoko's depends on model paradas thumbsdown
falkens thumbsup
nittos thumbsup i personally find work extreamly great
kumos lil thumbsup lil thumbsdown i find them ok just nothink to great

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alright guys, help me choose!!! Im looking for good traction in the rain/dry as well...

1)Yokohama AVS ES100 ($88 w/shipping each)
2)Kumho Ecsta Supra 712 ($90 w/shipping each)
3)Nitto NT 450 Extreme Performance ($87 w/shipping each)

I got these quotes from http://www.discounttiredirect.com/d...ze=16&plusSize=OE&source=vehicle

anyone know where i can get cheaper ones, feel free to help out. thumbsup

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get those Nitto's bro! thumbsup

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I have the Yoks ES100 and they are an awsome tire in both wet and dry conditions and they are wearing pretty good.

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Overall, i think that the nitto Neo-Gen Tires are the best overall street/race tire. And the tread on them are so Fuk*n Sweet!! I had a set on my old Teggy' and they rocked!!! rice

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okay, nittos...going once...

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get Nittos

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going twice.. grin

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Nittos are sweet...I was going to get them...They are really good.


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In my opinion, avoid the rice tires and take a cue from the F1 boys (the racing the Celica was derived from).

Bridgestone Potenzas all the way.

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rice tires?

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Originally Posted by Steven
rice tires?

Nitto / Kuhumos <<< I guess this is what he means?


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Yokohama Parada Spec 2 good for dry. Pirelli P series good all around. Both aren't noisy tires.

Nitto, Toyo, Falken, Bridgestones are good too

Kuhmo & Visa

been through all of these models depends on wheel size and preference most of all.


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I just bought Nittos last month and love them. The manager where I bought them said they will outlast the Yokohama Parada Spec 2.


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Hanook tred pattern looks like it would do very well in wet conditions, what do you guys think?

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I just bought a set of the Nitto Neo Gens from myself. grin I purchased 205/45-16 for front. I will let you all know how they perform when i am "testing" my newly lowered gear ratio. Remember street racing is bad. happywink

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Originally Posted by GOLDCELICA
Yokohama Parada Spec 2 good for dry. Pirelli P series good all around. Both aren't noisy tires.

Nitto, Toyo, Falken, Bridgestones are good too

Kuhmo & Visa

been through all of these models depends on wheel size and preference most of all.

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here's one that hasn't been listed yet-

Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's are bar-none the best summer tires I've ever bought and are currently on my car.

My previous cars have run on Pirelli P-Zero's, Michelin Pilot Sports, Toyo Proxes, and Bridgestone Potenzas. Goodyear was always my last choice of tire, but these new Eagle's have totally turned my opinion around. Car stays planted in the turns, noise is minimal, treadlife is awesome (10k on mine so far), rain driving is no problem, and the price is fair...you cannot go wrong with these tires.

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