best 205/50/15 tires

[93twodoorLX]

i got a couple of ideas cuz they seem like good tires for real cheap both are $55/ea. and free shipping

Dunlop Direzza DZ101



or

Falken ZE-512



and if anyone else has reputable tires for under like 75/ea. then please leave a link or something

-sean

[T3aM 83rD]

i just picked up a set of 205 55 15 fuzion zri, they had great reviews and are around your price range.

[NAiL05]

I just picked up 205/55/15 toyo proxes 4 for like 74 each.

[blackice]

I've been rolling nitto neogens for awhile and love em, no camber wear and i have more than a 2.25 drop. I was surprised because they are very sticky yet handle great in the rain too. http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...06&rd=15&ar=50

[93EXaesthetic]

best bang for the buck.. fuzion zri's.. ;p

[phatdoughnut]

Best bang for the buck, one step down below yoko avs100s............ khumo 711s... 52 dollars each. And i got 215s/50/15

w00t

i wouldnt mind getting the neogens next.

[93twodoorLX]

i was looking at the neogens but im not sure, i can afford them but they look funny to me, but at the same time the have the best reviews under $100/ea.

-sean

[Ralphie]

i got Hankook Ventus k102's. Like 65-70 a tire and they are fucking badass, i love them. got them in 205/50/15 as well.

Handle good in everything.

Dont think they make the k102s anymore tho i think they have the k106 as replacement!

EDIT-

here's a pic

[f22a4bandit]

I have 205/55/15R Falken Ziex ZE512s. They are a very good tire to drive on, and they handle pretty well with my stock suspension.

[93twodoorLX]

im leaning toward the dunlops

-sean

[blackice]

my car on the nitto neogen 205/50/15s a few months ago since no one seems to know what they look like on a car lol...

[93accordexcoupe]

i have the falkens and i love them

[Clemson90Accord]

I've got Yokohama AVS ES 100's and I love them. This is my second set. I got them for like 75 each from tirerack.com. These may be too high for you though considering shipping is 36 bucks. They are still way cheaper than getting them from discount tire or any ebay sources. Good luck with whatever you choose!

[eludedU95]

I'm running BF Goodrich G-Force Sports on my prelude which cost me $350 installed locally. They stick well through the corners although I've never done any actual road courses or circuits. I've had trouble launching them on the track however (doesn't like to hook up) but it may have been the track conditions and no burnout. They look sweet though.

[c mak]

I have got the yokahoma avid H4's amd I love them. Very good traction all year round. Quite sticky once heated up; and leaves some great black marks during those long burnouts!!