cheap and grippy tyres

**TheSaint** · 11-12-2011 01:30 PM

i was VERY happy with my RE001's
i hear RE002's are pretty damn good too =D

i paid around $160 a point for my 15"s

tyres was probably one of the best performance upgrades i did
the RE001's replaced toyo proxes
they improved braking, handling and acceleration ALOT =)

next time i need tires im not going to hesitate with spending a bit more to get something really kik ass

**Khuong** · 11-12-2011 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by kane30

ku31 kumho perfect for street

Perfect for street racing?

**dougie_504** · 12-12-2011 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by Khuong

Perfect for street racing?

Good mix for grip, wear, noise, cost etc. otherwise I'd go toyo t1r if you can find some

**flipfire** · 13-12-2011 09:50 PM

Originally Posted by IV73CI

go to 7day wheels and tyres in granville and ask for Fred

they sell Kuhmo KU31 for $110 each for a 17inch. KU31 are pretty grippy in dry and wet.

otherwise ask for silverstones - they are grippy too but wear out quickly due to the soft tyre compound. (depends on your driving style)

+1 if your in Sydney. They always have a good price on the Kumho's