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Old August 28th, 2007, 11:45 PM   #1
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Alright. I'm not sure where this should go so I posted in the area for my mustang year lol. I need to get some new tires. I was thinking about getting the back ones of a different size to give a little more meat on the rear.. but i dont know the best way to figure out what sizes to go with i have stocker wheels right now (17" bullitts) and the oem tire size is 245/45/17.. ne suggestions?
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Old August 28th, 2007, 11:46 PM   #2
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275/45/17 in rear Nitto 555s!
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i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
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Originally Posted by whtpny
i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
Nope. What size are the wheels?
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My 2 cents is the hankook ventus sport k104. In the 7 year I have had my car I have used Kuhmos which sucked and hankook which I have had two sets and lasted me 5 years total. Besides their fairly cheap too.
 
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i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
Yeah they seem to work great for a performance tire! I dont really have many problems!
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i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
Nope. What size are the wheels?
just 17 inch stocker wheels.. 245/45/17 tires
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i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
Nope. What size are the wheels?
just 17 inch stocker wheels.. 245/45/17 tires
17x8 or 17x9? Stocks are 17x8 right?
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Originally Posted by raceruler03
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+@ I love my bfg's as well.

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i also want to find some tires that are good in both wet and dry conditions... will nitto 555s work well for that?
Nope. What size are the wheels?
just 17 inch stocker wheels.. 245/45/17 tires
17x8 or 17x9? Stocks are 17x8 right?
yeah 8 inch
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Old August 29th, 2007, 01:34 AM   #13
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so u guys are suggesting some bf goodrich gforce t/a kdw?

and is 275/45 in the back good?
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yeah they are. They stick like hell, but if you spin them much they burn off faster than other tires. Worth the money though.
 
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I run 255-40-17 Dunlop Direzia DZ101.

I put them on last week and I love them. They handle most all of the power and seem to be very good in the wet roads as well as the dry.
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Originally Posted by Nate's4.6
I run 255-40-17 Dunlop Direzia DZ101.

I put them on last week and I love them. They handle most all of the power and seem to be very good in the wet roads as well as the dry.
Here are some in that size.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...45&diameter=17

I have no idea why the links aren't working. I've edited this thing like 4 times.
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a 275/40/17 will be pretty close to same height as stock tire. 275/45 will be a little taller.
 
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I run 255-40-17 Dunlop Direzia DZ101.

I put them on last week and I love them. They handle most all of the power and seem to be very good in the wet roads as well as the dry.
Here are some in that size.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...45&diameter=17

I have no idea why the links aren't working. I've edited this thing like 4 times.
Yeah I cant get them to work ethier!
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nec... what are the exact tires your trying to link?
 
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Originally Posted by HMUSN
nec... what are the exact tires your trying to link?
It was more than one but I guess it went away because I logged off of tirerack.com. It was like 5 of the most affordeable ones in that size.
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