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09-28-2002, 12:18 PM

What he said.

Tire prices vary vastly depending on tire size and performance you desire. If you're looking for a decent upgrade from your stock tires while keeping the same size, I've had a few people recommend Falkens. I'm not sure which models come recommended, but rumor has it you can pick up some decent performing tires for a low price from them. Michelin Pilot Sports also come to mind, but they may be more than you want to pay.

Performance tires easily go anywhere from $30/tire to $150/tire. Usually the $150/tire are the UHP tires running sizes such as 225/40/18.

I'd recommend you check out www.tirerack.com for some tire info, they've got a good selection and I've had a few people recommend them very highly. If it does nothing else for you, it'll at least give you a good idea of prices.

b

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09-28-2002, 12:18 PM	#3
spoogenet Posts: n/a	What he said. Tire prices vary vastly depending on tire size and performance you desire. If you're looking for a decent upgrade from your stock tires while keeping the same size, I've had a few people recommend Falkens. I'm not sure which models come recommended, but rumor has it you can pick up some decent performing tires for a low price from them. Michelin Pilot Sports also come to mind, but they may be more than you want to pay. Performance tires easily go anywhere from $30/tire to $150/tire. Usually the $150/tire are the UHP tires running sizes such as 225/40/18. I'd recommend you check out www.tirerack.com for some tire info, they've got a good selection and I've had a few people recommend them very highly. If it does nothing else for you, it'll at least give you a good idea of prices. b