Anything cheaper/better than Sumitomo HTR Z II's?
#1
Anything cheaper/better than Sumitomo HTR Z II's?
I have a stock MY05 and my tires are almost flat (I know, I know - I've been going slow around turns) and need to get new tires. I'm looking for the best deal I can get for the cheapest price and these are ringing up to $74/fronts and $84/rears - $316 total.
Just wanted to ask if this was a good deal before I bite..
Just wanted to ask if this was a good deal before I bite..
#2
I just picked some up. They looked decent and the price was good. I couldn't find any decent reviews so I figured I'll try them out and if they suck then I'll never get them again. My car right now is purely a street car so I wasn't looking for anything crazy. I know they are in different classes but the htrz3 is an awesome tire for the price.
#3
Best daily driver/value tire out there. Ive gone through 2 sets in the 4 years Ive owned the S2000. No complaints here. Holds up on spirited driving (read: no track time, no reckless endangerment) just fine.
#6
Lastly (just placed the order - but I think I can change if it's not right) are these sizes correct? I just went with the one's prescribed for the MY05.
215/45ZR17 front
245/40ZR17 rear
[EDIT]Nvm, I was confused by the "How about a sticky for MY04+ tire sizes" thread which has people saying different things all over the place. But from the wheel fitment guide it looks like I got the right ones..
215/45ZR17 front
245/40ZR17 rear
[EDIT]Nvm, I was confused by the "How about a sticky for MY04+ tire sizes" thread which has people saying different things all over the place. But from the wheel fitment guide it looks like I got the right ones..
#7
My girl runs them on her 04 in 225-255 and with all the miles she drives to work they are working out great. I think she has about 8k miles on them now + some AutoX's and the Dragon and they are holding up great.