just wondering what size tires you guys have on you car. i got 215/60r 14

 

215/60-r15 Kumho ectsa H-rated.

Worst all-season tire I've ever seen in my life. Holds good to wet roads when they are new. 6 months later, tire-chunkage removes half the tread and you start having little traction on wet roads.

pos tires.

Best tires I've had on my seven: Eagle GTIIs on 4 corners. They were perfect and outperformed these kumhos even in snow/ice.

 

215-60-15 Merit H-rated. They seem to be decent for all season tires. Made by Cooper

 

255/40r17 rear and 235/40r17 front. Could go larger in the rear, but didnt want to offset the tire sizes too much. Slightly more in the rear can help to counter oversteer, but too much just will make it plow.

 

225-50-16 Falkens.

 

205/55/16 front and 225/50/16 out back, maxing out my rather small 16x7s. Toyo Proxes T1-S. Suck it. It never snows here, and those tires are absurd when things get slippery.

 

225/50r/16 dunlop GT qualifiers...

gonna switch to advans soon...

 

215/50-16

 

Front: 24/4.5-15 Mickey Thompson ET Fronts on 15x4 Centerlines wheels. Rear: 235/60-15 ET Street Drag Radials on 15x7 Centerlines.

 

225/50/16 all around.....don't remember the brand....too lazy to go look....good brand tho.

 

falken fk412's 225-45-17 front, 265-40-17 rear

 

195's in the front. 205's in the rear. Falken's all the way around

 

275/40/17's back..
235/45/17 fronts..

 

215/45/16 falken azenis sports on FD wheels.

 

On the street I have 215 (front) 225 (rear) /45-17 Falken Azenis (ST-115).

On the track I have shaved 225/50-15 Falken 512.

 

i use 225/50R-16 Yokohama ES-100 tires

 

I have 205/50/15 Toyo Proxes 4 all the way around mounted on bbs vert rims.

 

Just put brand new Toyo Proxes 4's 225/50/16 on my TII rims. Awesome all around tire. Although I'll miss the burnouts and drifts I could pull in the crusty *** cooper lifeliner tires that were on before. I even tried drifting it in the rain and couldn't break it loose with these toyo's.

 

one quick question... why do people with na's put larger tires on the rear of their cars? I can understand turboII owners doing so because of the ability to break the rear end free at will.
~suds

 

My car is N/A and I break the tires loose every time I drive it


Seriously - cosmetics is a large part of it. Most people prefer the look of larger rear tires. In my case, I tripled my torque output and I don't care how the car handles. But the average FC isn't like that, and a bit more tire on the rear just looks better. Not to mention will handle a little better, even if you don't have the power of a larger motor or a turbo. More rubber = more grip, all other things being equal.

 

Michelin Pilot sport PS2 225/45/17 front, 245/40/17 rear

 

Falken FK-451's, 225/45/17 all around, handles great.

 

345-25-16 rear, 315-30-16 front on 16x12, and 16x11 rims

 

235;45;17 reo30 bridgestone potenza's all around soon to be 235;45;17 yokohama es 100s