Yokohoma Tires
#6
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Originally Posted by kntrider,May 16 2005, 06:35 PM
they're the yokohoma es 100 jim
u know what shedrivesit, their's something u can drive right up ur ass
u know what shedrivesit, their's something u can drive right up ur ass
Everyone here wants to help you, but it's hard when you just say "Yokohama tires."
ES100 are fine tires. Not comparable to the OEM tires, but they'll do if you're trying to keep the cost down. Make sure they're 245/45/16 for the rear.
#7
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Originally Posted by koala,May 16 2005, 04:46 PM
Relaxxx.
Everyone here wants to help you, but it's hard when you just say "Yokohama tires."
ES100 are fine tires. Not comparable to the OEM tires, but they'll do if you're trying to keep the cost down. Make sure they're 245/45/16 for the rear.
Everyone here wants to help you, but it's hard when you just say "Yokohama tires."
ES100 are fine tires. Not comparable to the OEM tires, but they'll do if you're trying to keep the cost down. Make sure they're 245/45/16 for the rear.
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#8
Every brand has a good tire, and some brands have a lot of ok tires. Yokohama comes in at a good price point. You should supply specifics when you post something on this site.
People here like to help, but they get sick of vague useless questions too. Toyo and Kuhmo are worth a look if you want to save $$$. The stock tires aren't that expensive any way.
People here like to help, but they get sick of vague useless questions too. Toyo and Kuhmo are worth a look if you want to save $$$. The stock tires aren't that expensive any way.
#9
Originally Posted by kntrider,May 16 2005, 04:35 PM
they're the yokohoma es 100 jim
u know what shedrivesit, their's something u can drive right up ur ass
u know what shedrivesit, their's something u can drive right up ur ass
That's the response I was looking for kntrider!
You've got to admit, there was absolutely no way to answer your question.