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Topic: All Seasons for a 98 Tiburon
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Crusader unregistered
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posted December 09, 2000 10:27 AM
Decided to surf before deciding to buy... The opinions vary greatly, but that is what I am after. I have a 98 Tiburon SE with Michelin XGT V4's - 195/55/15. Finding a high perfomance all season in this size is tough. The dealers directed me to 205/50/15. Which brought up several options. I'm not fixed on budget, but need to stay within reason ---> So I'm looking at Dunlop's D60A2's, Goodyear GTII's, Cooper Cobra's, and Bridgestone Potenza RA92. (These will all keep me in the price point of $400.00-500.00.) Living in Ontario, Canada. I would prefer the "All-Season" over "High Performance" of these ones. I'm not the most versed on tires, so some of the model #'s may be off.... Looking for some enlightenment!!! Thanks all!IP: Logged |
Craig Member
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posted December 11, 2000 07:05 AM
The Bridgestone Potenza RE 910 has great ratings at tirerack, but you will have to go with the 205/50/15 to get these tires. Check them out at http://www.tirerack.com IP: Logged |
Crusader unregistered
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posted September 11, 2001 08:38 AM
Just to update everyone.I went with the Dunlop D60A2's It has been 8-9 months, through a pretty enduring winter. I've now moved to an 85 km (one way!) commute. There is probably 40 000 km's on the tires, and you wouldn't know it! I head into this winter confident that my tires will give me the handling necessary. I got them at $124. / tire, from my dealership. Not only do I feel safer driving on them.... Man! they are a Sexy looking tire! We will probably look at some Dunlop's in the spring for my wife's PT Cruiser. I'm that satisfied with them! Peace! IP: Logged | |