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moore.speed · 03-16-2015, 01:10 PM

I don't know anything about this brand in particular but it's safe to assume they're a cheap tire, reflecting the cheap price. It's one thing to put these on a Civic or stretching them on wide wheels but if you're looking for something for your daily that happens to be a sports car, don't go too cheap. Afterall, it is the one thing touching the ground that could factor the difference between you making it home or ending up in a ditch.

If you're looking at cheap, I have personally owned a set of Capital Sport UHP tires and they were great for how little I paid. 255/35/20's for $92/piece.

03-16-2015, 01:10 PM	#2 (permalink)
moore.speed Base Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Northwest Arkansas Posts: 181 Drives: 09 370Z Touring 6MT Rep Power: 10	I don't know anything about this brand in particular but it's safe to assume they're a cheap tire, reflecting the cheap price. It's one thing to put these on a Civic or stretching them on wide wheels but if you're looking for something for your daily that happens to be a sports car, don't go too cheap. Afterall, it is the one thing touching the ground that could factor the difference between you making it home or ending up in a ditch. If you're looking at cheap, I have personally owned a set of Capital Sport UHP tires and they were great for how little I paid. 255/35/20's for $92/piece. __________________ "Let me tell you something. Anyone who owns a car like this (370Z) has something wrong with them in the head." My Grandpa who has owned 4 Z's in his day.