Best Tires?

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KWClutch

Discussion Starter · Aug 26, 2009

I have a set of chrome saleens 18x9 about to go on my car. I dont care what tires go on the front as long as they get somewhat good handling. I'd like to put something stickier on the rear but not super expensive or die if there is a light sprinkle.

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Cheezebandit

· #2 · Aug 26, 2009

KWClutch said:
I have a set of chrome saleens 18x9 about to go on my car. I dont care what tires go on the front as long as they get somewhat good handling. I'd like to put something stickier on the rear but not super expensive or die if there is a light sprinkle.

I have a set of BFG G FORCE KDW's in the front and Nittos out back for daily driving .. I never have any problem in the rain

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KWClutch

Discussion Starter · #3 · Aug 26, 2009

Yeah and I've had nittos before. But I'm pushing 450 now and need a real good tire in the rear.

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VETTKLR

· #4 · Aug 26, 2009

I run Nitto Invo's on my 19" wheels, because DR's aren't available in that size yet. They hook surprisingly well for an all-weather tire.

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KWClutch

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 26, 2009

What size would ya'll run on the front and the rear? Again I just plan on putting something cheap on the front. I'm debating on the INVO or the NT05 from nitto. They make the NT05 in the 285, but not the invo. But I'm thinking that's about as thick as I want to go. Could I put 295's on there?

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06S197GT

· #6 · Aug 26, 2009

KWClutch said:
What size would ya'll run on the front and the rear? Again I just plan on putting something cheap on the front. I'm debating on the INVO or the NT05 from nitto. They make the NT05 in the 285, but not the invo. But I'm thinking that's about as thick as I want to go. Could I put 295's on there?

I would do 255s on the front and 275s on the rear