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Originally Posted by Zmazing03
I've got Blizzak WS-40. Those things are phenomenal. 225/17s all around. Only 5k miles on them at this point so they are good to go another winter and then some. So glad I bought them since my Z is my DD.
How much u pay for the Blizzaks?? My mechanic priced me at 200 a tire.... I heard they are the best you can get. So i'm lookin into the blizzaks.
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Originally Posted by shadykilla717
How much u pay for the Blizzaks?? My mechanic priced me at 200 a tire.... I heard they are the best you can get. So i'm lookin into the blizzaks.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
For 225/45/17? I hope he used vaseline before giving that quote....
Yea I thought that was kinda too high lol. That's y I didn't say yes to him. I'm like wtf..
I can use 225/45/17 all the way around??
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They are 225/50/17. Front and rear, same size. Smaller tires in the snow is better.
I got them for $120 each, but that was at cost.
Tirerack is showing them for $109/ea. That is a damn good price. These are the WS-50s.
I got them for $120 each, but that was at cost.
Tirerack is showing them for $109/ea. That is a damn good price. These are the WS-50s.
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Originally Posted by Zmazing03
They are 225/50/17. Front and rear, same size. Smaller tires in the snow is better.
I got them for $120 each, but that was at cost.
Tirerack is showing them for $109/ea. That is a damn good price. These are the WS-50s.
I got them for $120 each, but that was at cost.
Tirerack is showing them for $109/ea. That is a damn good price. These are the WS-50s.
Can you link me?? Cuz there only showing me the LM-25.. Front: 225/45VR18
Rear: 245/45VR18 Thats the measurements tirerack is giving me for 18 in rims..
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Originally Posted by shadykilla717
Can you link me?? Cuz there only showing me the LM-25.. Front: 225/45VR18
Rear: 245/45VR18 Thats the measurements tirerack is giving me for 18 in rims..
Rear: 245/45VR18 Thats the measurements tirerack is giving me for 18 in rims..
Also, for snow tires, get the same size all the way around, don't stagger as you would with regular tires.
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Originally Posted by Zmazing03
I have 17" inch wheels since I have a 2003 (stock wheels). For 18" I don't know.
Also, for snow tires, get the same size all the way around, don't stagger as you would with regular tires.
Also, for snow tires, get the same size all the way around, don't stagger as you would with regular tires.
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You can't order same size all around? Thats stupid. Just place two seperate orders then.
You do not want big tires for snow tires -- snow tires need to be able to "sink" as much as possible in order to make contact with pavement. If you get too big, they will just "float" and won't be as effective.
They probably do that because of soem stupid manufacturer rule or what not. Either way, I have same size all around and the car doesn't care. Its only one size difference than what I normally have (normally 225 front, 235 rear).
You do not want big tires for snow tires -- snow tires need to be able to "sink" as much as possible in order to make contact with pavement. If you get too big, they will just "float" and won't be as effective.
They probably do that because of soem stupid manufacturer rule or what not. Either way, I have same size all around and the car doesn't care. Its only one size difference than what I normally have (normally 225 front, 235 rear).
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Originally Posted by Zmazing03
You can't order same size all around? Thats stupid. Just place two seperate orders then.
You do not want big tires for snow tires -- snow tires need to be able to "sink" as much as possible in order to make contact with pavement. If you get too big, they will just "float" and won't be as effective.
They probably do that because of soem stupid manufacturer rule or what not. Either way, I have same size all around and the car doesn't care. Its only one size difference than what I normally have (normally 225 front, 235 rear).
You do not want big tires for snow tires -- snow tires need to be able to "sink" as much as possible in order to make contact with pavement. If you get too big, they will just "float" and won't be as effective.
They probably do that because of soem stupid manufacturer rule or what not. Either way, I have same size all around and the car doesn't care. Its only one size difference than what I normally have (normally 225 front, 235 rear).
The size only means how much thicker it is off the rim right?? So since it's the offset. And Your sayin get them all the same size.. Should I get the front tire size all around or the rear??
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Originally Posted by z_mini
It was nice meeting up with u guys/ gals last night