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    hey people
    i'm looking for tires for 16" wheels
    the prob is..i need a load rating of 91V

    most of the sizes i'm looking at are 225/50R16
    since this size is pretty close to stock rolling diameter and has the higher load rating i need...
    anyone have any suggestions?
    currently i'm thinking of Bridgestone Grid 3, Yoko AVS Sports, AVS ES100, and Toyo RA-1

    i can get the Grid 3s for $186 in 225/50R16...so i'm leading towards this..

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    1999 Integra VTi-R
    why dont you look at p6000's?

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    Sutho Shire y0. REZPECT
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    Bridgestone Re55s...

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    Why so wide? I think these may be a bit too wide for the stock rim, steering response may suffer.

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    hmm, if u plan to have good handling and stay on the road during hard cornering, id stay away from G3's :roll:

    go S03's...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yspool
    why dont you look at p6000's?
    your kidding right?......might as well go get retreads then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yspool
    why dont you look at p6000's?
    first time i heard ppl recommending p6000...

    everyone that i know reckon my p6000 is shit<laffz>

    well i have to say they are good mate

    Yspool you get my thumbs up for using p6000 :nod:

    and for others who reckon they are below par...well what can i say...
    i used to roll on my very pre-loved p6000 and it delivers a lil magic, i leave it to those who know the tale to highlight abt it

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    BS GIII's aren't bad... I corner hard on them and I have no problems...

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    MKI4EVA have you ever used P6000's ? then how do you know they are shit? I just got a new set now and love em, but its your choice just giving my opion and options for you. :roll: Reviews are good but hands on experiance is much better!

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    Jim8oy, i need the wideness of the tyre to have the higher load rating
    for some stupid reason the base integra has a higher load rating requirement than the Type R...??

    Funky R, those links are really helpful!..thanks...but...

    "Vehicle: 2000 Acura Integra R
    Location: fairfax, va
    Driving Style: Spirited
    Miles driven on tires: 1,500 Driving Condition: Combined Highway/City
    Reviewer's Overall Ratings: 8.88 out of 10
    Review Submitted: 2004-01-22


    I bought these tires when upgraded my Type Rs wheel size to 16 x 7 from 15 x 6. I used to enjoy telepathic steering response from the stock Potenza RE010s and with these tires I feel like I am driving on JELLO. They suffer from terrible sidewall flex and extremely vague turn in. Overall steering response is HORRENDOUS. I can rate them highly for low noise, comfort and overall grip. But if you value razor sharp in and responsiveness, DO NOT BUY these tires, i recommend sticking with potenza series tires or PZeros. AamirCWITR @ Honda-tech.com."

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