tyres.. what to get?

[thasnake]

alright, i just bought my dc2
but i have two shitty china brand tyres and other two are worn out
firstly should i just change the worn tyres as they shitty ones have about 60 to 70%
and secondly what tyres to get for 205/45 ZR16 87W?
sorta on a budget lookin to get tyres which are decent for the road but in the same time affordable cheers

[aaronng]

I use Bridgestone RE001 adrenalin. Good for the price. Toyos are good and cheap too.

[questera]

if you are on a budget, maybe just get kumho's, good enough for normal daily driving.

[kevster]

ive got Hankook Ventus Sport K104 might be superceded but great tyre for a budget dont squeal when going around corners quick

[Mr_will]

ive got Hankook Ventus Sport K104 might be superceded but great tyre for a budget dont squeal when going around corners quick

you judge a tyre by whether it squeals when you go around a corner quickly?

very scientific.


id say RE001, T1R, or proxes4 if you dont want to spend as much. pirelli p6000's arent as good as the first two, but again are ok for the price.

[outatime]

Kumho KU25 - quiet and good grip on wet and dry weather. 110 per tyre.

[45SET]

Khumo KU31 or KU36.

I used the KU31's on my car for well over 2 years (Don't driven very much), and thought they are an awesome tyre.

I'm currently on the KU36's (tyre up in the range), and again, have no problems with them. Good in the dry, and good in the wet.

Check out Option 1 garage (http://www.option1garage.com.au/NewTyres.htm) for pricing and stuff.

[thasnake]

how much were the kumho KU31 AND KU36
wheres a good place around sydney to get them?

[45SET]

Click on the link in my thread, it has prices there.

Give them a call and they'll be able to give you a price on shipping. Option 1 Garage are going to a lot MUCH cheaper then anywhere else that are selling Khumo tyres (or any tyres that are simular).

[khuongtran69]

I use Bridgestone RE001 adrenalin. Good for the price. Toyos are good and cheap too.

Same here. I paid 180 each for mine. Tyre size 205/55/R16 (91W). I've only had them for a few months but they seem good in dry and wet conditions. But the ride wasn't as soft as the Michelins I had before.