View Full Version : looking at two tires on tirerack
J-rod
02-27-2007, 09:50 AM
looking for something cheap as you all know...but my used luck isnt finding any.
local places are all over $80 each plus M/B.
if i order from tirerack i can have them shipped to a tire rack dealer and not have to pay for shipping.
so of these two tires which do you prefer? i have ran both before...but the sumitomo i only ran for 2 months...so i cant really base an opinion on them.
edit - links in post #4
blkp42e
02-27-2007, 09:55 AM
try discount tire direct also. they have good prices and will ship free to your door on most tires. thats who i went through for my GTP tires. 245/55/16's
Viper_ed
02-27-2007, 09:55 AM
Your link isn't worth a shit! :balls1: The cookie is stored only on your computer.
Just post the individual links to each tire.
J-rod
02-27-2007, 10:00 AM
Your link isn't worth a shit! :balls1: The cookie is stored only on your computer.
Just post the individual links to each tire.
oops. lol
sumitomo:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Sumitomo&tireModel=HTR+Z&vehicleSearch=false&partnum=25WR6HTRZ&fromCompare1=yes
Kumho:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Kumho&tireModel=ECSTA+AST&vehicleSearch=false&partnum=25HR6EAST&fromCompare1=yes
try discount tire direct also. they have good prices and will ship free to your door on most tires. thats who i went through for my GTP tires. 245/55/16's
thanks...ill check them out too
SonofaBish
02-27-2007, 11:20 AM
the Sumitomos are real sticky (150 treadwear i think) until you get past 50% treadlife left... yea, then they'll just let go on a cold, wet road for no specific reason and set up a date b/w ur drivers' side door and an oak tree.... i know from experience.... the handling is sub-par as well, b/c they seem to have a really flexible sidewall.... so like i said, first 50% of the tread was great straight line traction .... but they're cheap enough, that if i'd be keeping my present rwhp #'s, i'd buy them and throw them away at their half-life.
cant say on the khumos
edit: as stated, discounttiredirect.com and tiresavings.com both have good prices as well
Viper_ed
02-27-2007, 11:29 AM
the Sumitomos are real sticky (150 treadwear i think) until you get past 50% treadlife left... yea, then they'll just let go on a cold, wet road for no specific reason and set up a date b/w ur drivers' side door and an oak tree.... i know from experience.... the handling is sub-par as well, b/c they seem to have a really flexible sidewall.... so like i said, first 50% of the tread was great straight line traction .... but they're cheap enough, that if i'd be keeping my present rwhp #'s, i'd buy them and throw them away at their half-life.
cant say on the khumos
edit: as stated, discounttiredirect.com and tiresavings.com both have good prices as well
Sounds like someone just can't handle all that GM Power! :yes:
J-rod
02-27-2007, 11:34 AM
the Sumitomos are real sticky (150 treadwear i think) until you get past 50% treadlife left... yea, then they'll just let go on a cold, wet road for no specific reason and set up a date b/w ur drivers' side door and an oak tree.... i know from experience.... the handling is sub-par as well, b/c they seem to have a really flexible sidewall.... so like i said, first 50% of the tread was great straight line traction .... but they're cheap enough, that if i'd be keeping my present rwhp #'s, i'd buy them and throw them away at their half-life.
cant say on the khumos
edit: as stated, discounttiredirect.com and tiresavings.com both have good prices as well
discount tire is a better deal so far. they ar $5 higher but free shipping.
SonofaBish
02-27-2007, 01:19 PM
Sounds like someone just can't handle all that GM Power! :yes:
haha... come on now
i blame university blvd, moon twp as much as the tires tho... i suppose i should have added that! i was actually doing the speed limit and all!!
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