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  • Juice21
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    215 45 17

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  • ExplodingCake
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    Accord:

    P185/70/R14 - LeMan's Touring. Pretty decent all weather tires. Good tire life.
    P195/60/R15 - Runway Enduro 606. Shittiest tires I have bought. Frequent rotate and balance. Good tire life.
    P205/55/R16 - Dunlop Sport A2. Nice grip on dry and wet. Great tire life.
    P205/50/R16 - Yokohama 520. Great performance all-weather. Best tire life.
    P205/45/R16 - Kumho Ecsta Supra. Decent All-Weather. Good tire life.


    Civic:

    P185/65/R14 - Goodyear Integrity. Decent All-Weather tires. Great tire life.

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  • F22HB
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    205/50r/16 Falken Ziex ZE912
    Grip is OK. They alright for me. They make a good match for a medium suspension setup and stock/lightly upgraded brakes. Not amazing grip when braking, farely easy to lock up, but cornering is great.
    Tread life has been good for me. They are hard enough to take some abuse and not wear quickly.
    Good 'sport' tire but still lots to be had. 6/10

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  • JoshM
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    195/60/14 Falken Ziex ZE-912

    9/10.

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  • ChampCoupe
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    Falken Azenis RT615 215/45R16 better handling, short life

    BF Goodrich g-Force Sport 205/50R16 best handling, long life

    Nitto Neo Gen 205/55R16 best handling, medium life

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  • johnl
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    I've been trying to find a good handling tyre in the stock 195/60/15 size for a long time, which is not an easy thing as nearly all tyres in this size have very soft sidewalls (I assume most of the tyre manufacturers assume that only shopping trolleys will use this size).

    I recently fitted some BFG g-Force Sports, and am more than happy with these, at last a stock size tyre with a reasonably stiff sidewall and good steering / handling response. There may well be better tyres than the g-Force Sport, but in the stock size they are the only ones I'll be buying from now on (especially at the price I was charged, very good value). They also grip very well in both wet and dry conditions, which I hope doesn't mean that they will wear too quickly...

    Someone was asking about fitting 205 section tyres onto the stock rim. This is too wide for the stock 5.5" rim width. Even a 195 tyre section tyre width is quite wide for a 5.5" wide wheel, and is the widest tyre any(?) of the tyre manufacturers permit on a 5.5" wheel. A 195 tyre will be better on a 6.5" to 7" wheel, and IMO a 205 needs at least a 6.5" and possibly even a 7.5" (definitely not a 5.5").

    Fitting a tyre to a wheel that is too narrow causes the sidewall to become less stable, which adversely affects steering / handling, and may cause the tread to 'crown' excessively with possible adverse affects on grip and tyre wear.
    Last edited by johnl; 03-18-2009, 08:46 PM.

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  • MikeW
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    Bridgestone Blizzak WS60
    195/60/15

    84V Maxgrade II
    195/55/15

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  • loud92CB7
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    205/50/15 nitto neo gen's just put them on and balanced them myself. gotta say in the rain so far i love them. i dont really notice any noise granted i do have some sound deading goin on. ill come back and edit after i get to do some hard driving. 9/10 so far lol just over 100 miles on them.

    :edit: i got to hit some twisties today loved them. not much of a roll over the tire feeling. very sticky IMO and with the 205/50 great footprint
    Last edited by loud92CB7; 02-24-2009, 09:24 PM.

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  • 93F22A6
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    Nexxum N3000 205/40R17 3.5 of 10. It's a good budget tire, good hard compoud. I have hardly any tread wear after 6k so far. Got a set for right at mounted and balanced. The grip lacks a little but they last longer than my Nankangs I had. I will never uy them again they might have really good grip but they don't last long at all. The tread started to sparate on all four of my tires twice. The main thing I've learned is keep air in them, around 45-50 psi. Thats prob what killed my Nankangs but they still shouldn't have done what they did.

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  • nostringz
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    Warrior 195/60-14! it's integra wheel size. Live in colorado next to the rockies, so our weather is bi-polar (few inches of snow overnight and 60 degree in the afternoon). it does okay in the snow. not much road noise.

    might get 195/60 again for the 15" or go wider and thinner. we'll see
    Last edited by nostringz; 12-15-2008, 07:27 PM.

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  • foamypirate
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    BFGoodrich Traction T/A 205/55/15s

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  • Dirty Harry
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    P265/50/r16

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  • alkoholikwun
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    LIFESYLES ultra-thins, haha..........

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  • chessboxer
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    falken ziex 912's 225/45/17
    love love love them.

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  • wed3k
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    just bought the hankook 106's (forgot)
    205/55/15

    comfort is pretty good but i am getting a little noise from them. sidewalls are kinda garbage but like i said before, comfort is the name of the game. i got these for the DD cb7 at 65 bucks a pop.
    Last edited by wed3k; 05-23-2008, 01:18 AM.

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