New tires advice (falken,hankook,toyo)
Hey guys! Time have come, i have a 05 with oem tires.
Ive done my research and come down to 3 models on my budget.
- Falken ZE 912
- Toyo Proxes 4
- Hankook H105
I live in PR so absolutely no need for snow tires.
I like spidit driving almost every day, and autox every now and then..
Hated the OEM tires too damn noisy and very cheap tire i have.hole in one of my rears and feathering problems.
Advices on which is best and why always welcome thanks!
Ive done my research and come down to 3 models on my budget.
- Falken ZE 912
- Toyo Proxes 4
- Hankook H105
I live in PR so absolutely no need for snow tires.
I like spidit driving almost every day, and autox every now and then..
Hated the OEM tires too damn noisy and very cheap tire i have.hole in one of my rears and feathering problems.
Advices on which is best and why always welcome thanks!
Hankook...however,the Ventrus V-12 is more suited for the Z.
The Hankook you selected is more of a all-season tire.
Read the reviews on the V-12...Impressive.They do cost
substantially more than the H105'S.
The Hankook you selected is more of a all-season tire.
Read the reviews on the V-12...Impressive.They do cost
substantially more than the H105'S.
Falken= shitty wear but nice ride hankook = good wear good ride. Toyo= over priced pieces of ssshhhiittt.. def go with hankook hands down. I prefer camber and cheapo tires just my style but not everyone's. I've used all 3 of those brands and they were my experiences. Ha kook were the only ones I was happy with. There on my celica and were on my titan. And affordable good tire to look into is kumho and nexus. Koreans can't make sshit but tires lol.
I am running the Hankook V12's. I like them, very predictable handling. Parents have the 912's on their car and hate them. I have ran the Toyo Proxes on a boosted Cobalt and had no complaints. Stiff sidewall on the Proxes
Ive been truing to find info, i'd like these tires seems to be the best option.
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You may want to look at using Hankook V-12's in a 245/245/17 size all around.
A boxed set up.I have a friend that has these on his Z.Looks great.Don't know if the
diameters would mess up your TCM?The rears in this size you be wider and just a little lower.You'll have about a 25.7" tire diameter on all fours.Where OEM is approx 6" in the front,26.4" rear.
They shold be able to be squeezed on your OEM 17" wheel widths.
A boxed set up.I have a friend that has these on his Z.Looks great.Don't know if the
diameters would mess up your TCM?The rears in this size you be wider and just a little lower.You'll have about a 25.7" tire diameter on all fours.Where OEM is approx 6" in the front,26.4" rear.
They shold be able to be squeezed on your OEM 17" wheel widths.
Last edited by JCITY; Sep 16, 2012 at 05:52 AM.
The factory 17s are staggered, 7.5" front and 8.0" rear. Doing some simple searching would have yielded that very common answer.
I also have this setup with the OEM specked Bridgestones. I am upgrading to 18" G35 coupe wheels next year with the Hankook V-12. Seems to be the best choice for the DD setup.
I also have this setup with the OEM specked Bridgestones. I am upgrading to 18" G35 coupe wheels next year with the Hankook V-12. Seems to be the best choice for the DD setup.
Last edited by cgkp0925; Sep 16, 2012 at 08:51 AM.
The factory 17s are staggered, 7.5" front and 8.0" rear. Doing some simple searching would have yielded that very common answer.
I also have this setup with the OEM specked Bridgestones. I am upgrading to 18" G35 coupe wheels next year with the Hankook V-12. Seems to be the best choice for the DD setup.
I also have this setup with the OEM specked Bridgestones. I am upgrading to 18" G35 coupe wheels next year with the Hankook V-12. Seems to be the best choice for the DD setup.
Tire Rack has a good tire review section, why not compare them for yourself?
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/review...surveyComments
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/review...surveyComments
The Hankook you initially mentioned is an all season tire, not so much a performance tire. Good for life/ride but average handling. In a sport summer tire I would look at Yokohamas S-Drive, BFG KDW2, or Sumitomo HTR Z-III.



