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    tires - stock 195/65/14 - hard to find- suggestions???

    I am having a hard time finding choices for replacement tires. Does anybody have any suggestions of tires that they like. I have BF Goodrich traction t/a now, but I think they discontinued them in our size.

    #2
    For serious? Learn how to search better and create new threads less.

    There are PLENTY of options out there. Just so i'm a help in this thread. Falken ziex 912.
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      #3
      195/60-14 was also a stock size. I've had decent luck finding many more options in that size.
      Jay

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        #4
        Tire rack has em, i just got 4
        04 e83 X3
        01 e39 540M
        97 e36 328is


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          #5
          Philo, yes I am fucking serious. That is the famous saying around here, "search". I guess the search function sucks ass on this site. If you type in the tire size or "stock tire size" a ton of results do not show up. I have called my local tire shops, costco and BJs and right now my choices are "GEOSTARS" or Brigestone potenza passenger car tires. That is all. The BFG traction t/a is no longer made. I was trying to avoid having to mail order friggin tires for a basic tire replacement. Hence the friggin question.
          I am a member on many different types of forums and this site should cool off with the stupid ass "search" comment. If you don't like the question, skip it and move on to the next thread.

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            #6
            Originally posted by fretburnr View Post
            195/60-14 was also a stock size. I've had decent luck finding many more options in that size.
            On early chassis cars.

            Toyo tires come to mind.
            Last edited by M-technik-3; 10-30-2009, 04:45 AM.
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              #7
              you can also move to 205s

              I did this on my car and have traction T/As


              they are actully off the car now, on some horrible looking bottlecaps

              THey only have 1.5 year on them..id sell them to you if you want them.
              88 325ic ~~~> Rusty and ugly
              85 E ~~~> RIP

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                #8
                I'm going to guess that he meant to search the intarwebz for that size, not just r3v......

                I'm scootin' on Sumitomos (HTR4+ or something like that) - they were pretty cheap compared to Michelins and a little bit less than the BFGs/Bridgestones.

                I'm happy with them. Good traction (once warm) and nice soft feel. I'm willing to bet one of your local shops could order them for you.

                Good luck!


                Originally posted by clydesdale View Post
                Philo, yes I am fucking serious. That is the famous saying around here, "search". I guess the search function sucks ass on this site. If you type in the tire size or "stock tire size" a ton of results do not show up. I have called my local tire shops, costco and BJs and right now my choices are "GEOSTARS" or Brigestone potenza passenger car tires. That is all. The BFG traction t/a is no longer made. I was trying to avoid having to mail order friggin tires for a basic tire replacement. Hence the friggin question.
                I am a member on many different types of forums and this site should cool off with the stupid ass "search" comment. If you don't like the question, skip it and move on to the next thread.
                SOLD '90 325is SOLD

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                  #9
                  205/60-14
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by daniel View Post
                    205/60-14

                    yea thats the size of the T/As i have
                    88 325ic ~~~> Rusty and ugly
                    85 E ~~~> RIP

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                      #11
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                      past:
                      1989 325is (learner shitbox)
                      1986 325e (turbo dorito)
                      1991 318ic (5-lug ITB)
                      1985 323i baur
                      current:
                      1995 M3 (suspension, 17x9/255-40, borla)

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                        #12
                        ^^these. Good tires and dirt cheap.


                        Body roll+perspective=the poor man's drop

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                          #13
                          ^ I third that.
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                            #14
                            I would opt to 205/60/14.

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                              #15
                              whats sad is that my car came with those geostars haha yea but gettin the falkens very soon

                              -NICK

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