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  1. 05-06-2008, 11:41 PM #1
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    What are some decent tires I can get for my 01 prelude I have been running Dunlop sp sports fm901's but they discontinued that tire so now I am kind of stuck deciding. something all season tires, esp good wet condition tire.


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    M+S? Kumho Ecsta ASXs are pretty cheap:
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....odel=ECSTA+ASX

    PZeros have a bit more bite but are more expensive. Yoko Avids are supposed to be great, but I haven't tried them yet.

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    I've been sitting on Toyo Proxes for about a year now and they've impressed me...

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    depends on your price range really... good wearing cheap tire would be a riken raptor tire... yokohama's are better but come with the price... kumho's are a good tire too, just depends on what kind you get
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    Kumho ASX when i had my honda

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    i've been hearing from alot of guys that the general exclaim uhp's are pretty damn good for the money.


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    if you've got money, toyo proxes. that's what i had on my lude when i first got my wheels. next set i went to though was the asx and honestly i still thought they were pretty awesome, and for the price you can't really go wrong.
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    i had dunlop direzza dz101's on my crx, pretty good tire, respectively sticky too. and not to harsh on the wallet. paid 350 mounted and balanced, 205/50/15
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    Quote Originally Posted by BB6dohcvtec
    What are some decent tires I can get for my 01 prelude I have been running Dunlop sp sports fm901's but they discontinued that tire so now I am kind of stuck deciding. something all season tires, esp good wet condition tire.
    Why exactly do you need M+S tires? It's not as if we're living in Maine or Illinois.
    Go for a good high perf. summer tire that's good in both dry and wet conditions. General Exclaim UHP is farkin cheap and is the #1 tire on TireRack:
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....el=Exclaim+UHP

    16/17/18s are all under 80-85 bucks a piece. There's always Kumho's SPT UHP if you want something even cheaper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gforce23
    Why exactly do you need M+S tires? It's not as if we're living in Maine or Illinois.
    Go for a good high perf. summer tire that's good in both dry and wet conditions. General Exclaim UHP is farkin cheap and is the #1 tire on TireRack:
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....el=Exclaim+UHP

    16/17/18s are all under 80-85 bucks a piece. There's always Kumho's SPT UHP if you want something even cheaper.
    Thats what I meant sorry lol..... I was thinking about toyo proxe tpts


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