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Old 1/13/08, 04:41 PM
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Nitto 555 275/40/18 on STEEDA 9.5x18 all around.
Being able to rotate is important.
They track great on the road and excellent, after they heat up, on the road course.
I have five track days on these and 17k miles so far.
I should get three track days and 10k miles more.

Great tire, STEEDA recommended them.
Old 1/16/08, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by coolmac
Nitto 555 275/40/18 on STEEDA 9.5x18 all around.
Being able to rotate is important.
They track great on the road and excellent, after they heat up, on the road course.
I have five track days on these and 17k miles so far.
I should get three track days and 10k miles more.

Great tire, STEEDA recommended them.

That is what just arrived for me yesterday but I won't have the car out until mid to late April. Sorry, the in-the-garage picture with the flash and the flourescent tube lighting doesn't really do them justice.

+1 on being able to rotate...
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Old 1/16/08, 12:46 PM
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If I were to run 275's all around, then it would be pointless to get 18x10 wheels for the rear when I could just get 18x9's? Is there any advantage to having a 10" wheel out back? I'm guessing they're for 285's or 295's?
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+1 on being able to rotate. My rear tires always wear out faster than the fronts..... I keep telling my wife I need a rear end alignment.
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Originally Posted by mot250
That is what just arrived for me yesterday but I won't have the car out until mid to late April. Sorry, the in-the-garage picture with the flash and the flourescent tube lighting doesn't really do them justice.

+1 on being able to rotate...
Pentar's FTW. DO you have any more pics of them?
Old 1/18/08, 08:35 AM
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i currently have 18x9 with 255/45r18 and 18x10 with 285/40r18, how do you guys think it would look if i changed the fronts to 275/40r18
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Originally Posted by jmanpatsfan
Pentar's FTW. DO you have any more pics of them?
Nothing better on-the-car but see below...

The one with three tires are (left to right) stock 17 X 8 inch Bullitts, stock 18 X 8.5 inch fan-blades and the 18 X 9.5 inch Pentars. The stock Bullitts and fanblades still have the OEM tires on them. Forgive the smudges on the Pentars. These pictures were taken right after unwrapping the shipping/packaging and they still have tape residue and hand print smudges all over them...
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