What size tires would look best on rear 18x10's
7/5/08, 02:56 PM
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I'm getting very little traction with Nitto 555s due to the extra tq back there. Next rear set will be Nitto DRs 305s. I have 9.5" wheels.
7/8/08, 10:26 AM
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Chuck - I gotta say for looks, the Falken 615s in 295/40/18 are just flat out bada** on an 18 x 10 wheel.
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
I got my wheels and tires mounted, balanced and ready to go through Discount Tire online with free shipping. Its a good way to go if you feel like it.
Dave
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
I got my wheels and tires mounted, balanced and ready to go through Discount Tire online with free shipping. Its a good way to go if you feel like it.
Dave
7/8/08, 10:44 AM
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Chuck - I gotta say for looks, the Falken 615s in 295/40/18 are just flat out bada** on an 18 x 10 wheel.
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
I got my wheels and tires mounted, balanced and ready to go through Discount Tire online with free shipping. Its a good way to go if you feel like it.
Dave
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
I got my wheels and tires mounted, balanced and ready to go through Discount Tire online with free shipping. Its a good way to go if you feel like it.
Dave
7/8/08, 01:45 PM
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Chuck - I gotta say for looks, the Falken 615s in 295/40/18 are just flat out bada** on an 18 x 10 wheel.
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
Dave
But like Dave (MTAS) said - I drive fairly conservative most of the time and my rears were AT the treadwear indicator in 13/14K miles
at the price they go for, it wasn't worth it for me to spend that cash again.
I wound up going with the BF G KDW 2s in 285/40/18 - they are not as impressive as the Falkens but they get the job done gripwise and treadwear wise (18K+ right now including a few runs at the track and still going strong)
Dave
7/8/08, 02:50 PM
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7/9/08, 10:20 AM
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Yeah Chuck has it
looks-wise the Falkens have it hands down.
Grip? Well I know I have an SC but I was never that impressed with them
(They actually used to make me nervous in the rain)
The BFGs have much better grip in wet and dry
CHUCK - I will definitely be at MOSI so you'd BETTER be
looks-wise the Falkens have it hands down.
Grip? Well I know I have an SC but I was never that impressed with them
(They actually used to make me nervous in the rain)
The BFGs have much better grip in wet and dry
CHUCK - I will definitely be at MOSI so you'd BETTER be
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