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  • markseven
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    onlinetires.com 205/60 for less.

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  • xcx4x
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    Originally posted by markseven
    Wider cross section = better traction, and looks better, IMO. Yes, will work with any OE 14" rim.
    Ok I'll definitely consider it if they carry it. If they don't then ill just have to get the 195 65 14. Will this fit the basket weaves as well?

    My main thing is price. Right now wheel works has them for 59/tire so it's hard to say no to that. 355 total for install taxes and environment fees.


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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by xcx4x
    And why?

    I do plan on getting new runs farther down the line. Specifically the basket weaves. Will the 205/60 work for both?


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    Wider cross section = better traction, and looks better, IMO. Yes, will work with any OE 14" rim.

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  • xcx4x
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    Originally posted by markseven
    I would look for 205/60/14s...
    And why?

    I do plan on getting new runs farther down the line. Specifically the basket weaves. Will the 205/60 work for both?


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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by xcx4x
    so after going through the past 20 pages, im going to conclude this:

    -for the average joe like me who needs some regular tires for regular driving, the Falken Ziex 912 is a safe-bet, all around great tire for its price.

    -I'm getting them for 59/tire or 355 total with taxes, environmental fees, installation, etc. (267 for just the tires)
    -65000 warranty, free rotation, balancing.

    -i've got stock bottle cap rims sitting on stock height. Tire Size: 195/65/14


    +if anyone disagrees, please chime in because im about to drop 355 big ones on some tires!!!! :-)
    I would look for 205/60/14s...

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  • xcx4x
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    so after going through the past 20 pages, im going to conclude this:

    -for the average joe like me who needs some regular tires for regular driving, the Falken Ziex 912 is a safe-bet, all around great tire for its price.

    -I'm getting them for 59/tire or 355 total with taxes, environmental fees, installation, etc. (267 for just the tires)
    -65000 warranty, free rotation, balancing.

    -i've got stock bottle cap rims sitting on stock height. Tire Size: 195/65/14


    +if anyone disagrees, please chime in because im about to drop 355 big ones on some tires!!!! :-)

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  • randomtask37
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    hey guys, im looking to buy some cheap all weather tires to hold me over until i buy a wheel/tire combo sometime early next year.

    im currently rocking bottle caps (14x6) and im thinking about:

    Fuzion-Touring
    Grand Touring All-Season
    195/60 R14
    $55.00 each

    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....wtpackage=true

    anyone every tried these before? decent reviews on tirerack.com especially for so cheap.

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  • JonnyOg
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    Originally posted by Vivek
    Either raise your front end up with spring pads or different spring hats or don't turn your wheels at full lock. Many people (read: everyone) with very low cars opt for the second option.
    Hey probably a dumb question, but I need to raise my front end a bit to give me some suspension travel. Where do you get thicker spring pads to raise it?

    also, should I get S drives or Firehawk Wide Oval Indy 500 for a 204/55/15 wheel? Daily driver mostly, a little auto x/track duty.
    Last edited by JonnyOg; 09-25-2012, 08:05 PM.

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  • Bryan
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    Originally posted by Nsquared97
    I replied in your other thread, very, very bad idea.
    So did I, if you got a good price hang on to them. I have about 14k on these tires now on my 15x7 K1's I have auto-x'ed them at 3 events and generally drive like a jack ass on these tires @ all times as my e30 is more or less a toy. These tires hold up well, are pretty grippy, and I have overall been pleased with them. I live in southeastern NC where winter tires aren't needed though. I expect another 2-3k out of these tires.

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  • 1988montecarloss
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    Originally posted by Nsquared97
    I replied in your other thread, very, very bad idea.
    i replied back

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  • frolf
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    Originally posted by Skoobeesnak
    I can't tell from the mounted picture, but are these on stock basketweaves? I am under the impression that the largest tire I can run on the basketweaves is 205-60-14 is that correct?
    They are 225/45-16 mounted on e38 filled and drilled style 5s.

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  • Nsquared97
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    Originally posted by Skoobeesnak
    I can't tell from the mounted picture, but are these on stock basketweaves? I am under the impression that the largest tire I can run on the basketweaves is 205-60-14 is that correct?
    I know this is an alder post, but you can definitely fit wider...
    Originally posted by u3b3rg33k
    I once ran 215-60-14s on caps.
    225/50/14 R-comps :P

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  • Nsquared97
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    Originally posted by 1988montecarloss
    anybody ever have kumho ecsta v700's? im thinking of buying a set in 205/50r15 for some 15x8 wheels on my 91 318is
    I replied in your other thread, very, very bad idea.

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  • 1988montecarloss
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    anybody ever have kumho ecsta v700's? im thinking of buying a set in 205/50r15 for some 15x8 wheels on my 91 318is

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  • E30_Pare
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    Too small

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