I've heard good things about s-03's. The wider the better.
I think he's looking for tires for his current wheels, which aren't 18x11 Fikse sohoustonT said:OK guys, i have to disagree with all. First of all, NO tire short of a drag radial (315 BFG) will HOOK like you want, and even that will not hold 2 bar on a T66 on the street. If you want a street tire, DEFINATELY go with the BFG G-Force T/A KD. That is by far the best hookin' tire out there, and is not a drag radial... I just purchased my second set, and we have a few guys here in town running them per my recommendation, they all love them. I had them on a 18x11 Fikse wheel in 295/35/18 in the rear and 18x9.5 with 265/35/18 in front. Hope that helps some.
Peter
MK4LIFE said:I hear Nitto is suppose to come out with a 18" drag radial!
they currently only make the 555R series drags up to 17"
they were suppose to be out already. not sure if they are.
$100 for two tires eh?Big Daddy said:If any of you are looking..i was at a shop the other day getting my tires put on. The mechanic said that a guy bought some ta kd's and thought they were all weather..needless to say he brought them back and traded them in. they have about 80% treadlife and he was willing to sell them for 100 bucks for two tires. They were 245/40/18 so those would be good for the fronts if anyone wanted them. Let me know and i will pass on the info.
Why would you bring back a 4 year old thread?440charger said:http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fi...T&cs=305&pc=40188&typ=Competition&rd=18&ar=45
twas the nittos, verrrry nice tires
None of them will be GREAT in the rain, but since you don't drive in wet weather you should be fine.briguy453 said:I am in dire need for new tires as well, and my plans were to buy BF Goodrich g-Force T/A KD's but would something else offer better performance? I only drive the car on very nice weekends, so I'm not worried about water or ice.
What are the draw backs to each tire?
BF Goodrich g-Force T/A KD
Nitto NT 555R Drag Radial
BF Goodrich g-Force T/A Drag Radial
Thanks in advance!
Brian