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  1. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by e240
    Tyres choices are very subjective. Some cheap tyres can be really good, and some really crappy. More often then not, I find that tyres are crappy because the drivers themselves are crappy.
    Hopefully the drivers in this forum aren't crappy lol.
    blah blah blah

  2. #26
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    A white one
    you get what you pay for. Tyres are a vital component of any car, bike, airplane etc, thats enough for me to be investing in good tyres. Its what keeps your car on the road.

  3. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by TwEigh
    Cheap tyres like nankang wears quicker.
    Huh? what has wearing quicker got to do with tyres being cheap?

    I've used $500 a pair race tyres that grip like crazy but are gone in under 500km.
    MFactory Competition Products

  4. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by Spunkymonkey
    Hopefully the drivers in this forum aren't crappy lol.
    I'm very sure alot are ...a bad carpenter blames his tools...
    MFactory Competition Products

  5. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by e240
    I'm very sure alot are ...a bad carpenter blames his tools...
    I wouldn't be suprised lol I don't blame my car, I blame myself for under estimating her
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  6. #30
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    I'd definitely fork it out for the better tyres, i had Pirelli's at all for corners, til recently wen i wore the inner side's of the fronts due to the camber from lowering.

    I got two Nankangs now, while they arent to bad tyres, i find that in the wet they arent too good, but in the dry they arent too bad. I drive approx. 1000km a week, ive now recently swapped the Pirelli's too the front, i couldnt be happier with them. Very good tyres. I didnt get the Pirrelli's again coz of the size of tyre, 215/35/R18. Only Pirelli's that come in that size now, are the new Dragon's, and they are $580ea...

  7. #31
    i would go for a good barnad name one just to have a peace of mind, don't want to deal with dangerous situation

  8. #32
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    DC5S but not for long...
    neone tried nexen? i think they're pretty good

  9. #33
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    I bought 225/35 nankang for only $220/each

  10. #34
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    melbourne
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    2CD and 3DG
    according to a few tyre stores i went to a539's are discontinued so most of the tyre stores only have the ones they have left on their shelf or in storage...they are a very good set of tyres but supposedly c-drives as a daily driver is alot better in all departments.....

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