JMY952

I'm looking at Discount tire and it seems there are only 18 set of tires that can fit my stock rims.(I have a 1990 GXL with stock 15x7 rims)

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred
Dunlop SP Sport A2
Yokohama YK420
Yokohama Avid H4S
BF Goodrich Traction T/A HR
Goodyear Eagle GT-HR
Pirelli P3000
Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S
Goodyear Assurance TripleTred
Michelin X-Ice
Michelin Destiny
Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2
Michelin Energy MXV4 Plus

^ Discount Tire rated these the best and I was just wondering out of all of them which would be the top choice? Thanks! I also was going to pick up Falken Azenis ST115 but I'm sticking with the stock rims + I don't think they work with 15x7 rims...or do they?

bigtymer

cant go wrong with pirelli's....

YBNORML

I have had the Goodyear Eagle GT-HR on my 89 s5 for almost a year now. Very good feel in the wet and not to bad in the snow either.

Icemark

The stock wheels are 15x6, not 15x7.

limbar85

iTrader: (21)

i dont care much for discount tire. if u wanna search for tires id use 1010tires just to see all your options. but then use tirerack or onlinetires to buy them.

slip_N_slide83

Yokohama Avid H4S, 225/50/15's i dare someone to tell me they wont fit...i used to work at a tirewarehouse for 2 years. i like the Yokohama Avid H4S, or Yokohama ES100, go with that, thanks lata!

RETed

Save your money and get REAL tires.
All of those models are cheapie in my book.


BTW, I run Bridgestone S03 Pole Positions.


-Ted

Aruba27flr

Falken Azenis RT-215. not only is it a great looking tire, it's one of the best performing tires out there.

bigzman

iTrader: (1)

Hankook ventus sport 104's ride smooth and have a nice tread design hug thr road,

SureShot

If cost is an issue (it is for me) look at Kuhmo 711's

The price is low, grip is fair, 225/50's are a bit wide, but I like the look.

In this picture the fronts are at 30 PSI & the rears are at 27 PSI.

Houstonderk

iTrader: (3)

I use the Super Sports on mine.

Jager

iTrader: (10)

I've had experience with NItto, Hankook, and Dunlop. And I perfer Hankook, plus its inexpensive making it easy to replace if you don't get insurance on your tires.

RETed: Your tires have a sexy name.

Ronald E. Jacques

Some of those are all season, some are winter. You can narrow down the list yourself by deciding in what conditions you will be driving the car.