tires

[vincenity_23]

what are some good tires out there? brand name? size?
suggestion?

[lbus9168]

This is extremely general.

There is no such thing as one good tire, they all do different things.

A good allrounder is a set of potenza RE003's, a cheap grip tyre is RSR, a good track tire is ad08r's, if you can afford r888's get those, there are plenty of options

[Joey GT-R]

Agreed, very vague. We don't even know what size wheel you're running or the desired performance you're looking for. Perhaps you'd like to verify?

[deevergote]

You want a tire that is the same general overall diameter as the stock tires. That is what your VSS is calibrated for. Width depends on the width of your wheel.

As for brands, most well-known brands will work just fine. Harder compounds sacrifice grip for longer tread life and greater fuel economy (they are often usually less expensive as well.) Softer compounds give greater grip at the cost of fuel economy and treadlife. The key is to buy what is best suited to your needs.

It would probably be a good idea to do some research on tires in general, rather than asking the internet to simply name brands and sizes without actually knowing how to tell the good information from the bad.

I could tell you to get a set of Linglong LMB3 in 235/75/15 and your only option would be to blindly trust me.

[Fleetw00d]

Tire Rack (www.tirerack.com) does some comparisons of tire types and has user reviews. The tires I've been happiest with on stock EX wheels are Yokohama AVID Envigors (195/60-115) for everyday driving.

[lbus9168]

I've actually used hi-flys to great success. Good grip considering the price.