Thread: Street tires

What do you guys like for a daily tire? I need something quiet that wont blow out if I get happy on the interstate. Let me know what you guys are using....

i run the falken ziex 912 on my dd there pretty good for the money.

New Falken 912's

Cool I was looking at those. It was between those and the BFG G-force sports....
I had the 512s I didnt like them. Did either of you have those??

Also do they make any road noise??

I've been using these for the past few months and have treated me just as good as my old Touring T/A's which aren't made anymore.

BFGoodrich® Traction T/A® H 195/60R14
All-Season Performance

185/60R14 on link
http://www.costco.com/Tires/Product.aspx?IV=true&YW=1994&MA=NISSAN&MD=Sentra+SE%2fSE-R&SP=0&MN=4243&cat=3961&lang=en-US&MNo=0&Prodid=10048366&Aspect=60&Diameter=14&Speed=H&Width=185


Good grip on dry/warm, not very scary in wet conditions, decent launch at local track...
cheaper at Sams, Around $300-330 for a full set, mounted and balanced by well paid monkeys.


Add- No road noise, no screeching on turns, hard sidewalls, and they look nice and beefy on B13 rims.
-Mike

driven on my second set on KUMHO SPT'S,, kicks the crap out of the falken in my opinion,,, NO complaints on wet or dry so far,, I drive right at 90 mi a day on the Nc roads.... at 75 a tire ([url]www.discounttiredirect.com)I[/url] don't see any reason to pay 100+ for the same or close to the same under other brands...

I have the BFG G-Force sports and they are pretty decent all around if you don't have a turbo. Luckily, they do not screech on their daily spinning action

I was looking at the G-Force but the sales man said I'd get more miles out of the Kumho..??? are you getting good tire ware out of those?? if so thats what I'll do next time.. I like the tread design on th BF's

Ditto on the SPT's. They're much better than the Yoko ES100's I had, and they reviewed pretty well on tirerack and on other sites. Not expensive, imo, either.

But, word of caution, they are not a 4 season tire and definitely not for snow.

Peas us Riced,
Mark