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What one of these tires shoud i get

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bob123131

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Dec 20, 2004
winona, Minnesota
I have 17 inch rims that are 7 inchs wide. So i have searched all the post and see that i cant get a 235 unless im 7.5 inchs wide. I plan to go with one of these 4 Falken Azenis St115 225/45r17 360 treadwear z rated tire, Toyo proxes t1's 225/45r17 280 tread wear w rated, Pirellli pzero Nero Ms 225/45r17 400 treadwear w rated, or the Dunlop Sp Sport Fm901 225/45r17 w rated 200 tread wear. This is also my daily sriver so they wil lsee some rain but hopefully not much and if any one could tell me about how many miles these will alst with not to much racing. Sorry i know this topic has been doen alot but really want the right answer. Got some Nankang's that came with my rims and didnt know any better. Now i realize the ultimante downfall of the Gs-t.
 
i've had experience with the dunlops and was very pleased - i run dunlops on every vehicle i have - they're affordable and the treadwear is excellent - wet traction could have been slightly better but they only slipped a little in hard corners - i don't have any knowledge of the falkens - the toyos and pirellis are both superior tires but are usually pretty pricey - you should also look into kumhos - they perform very well and are easy on the wallet
 
Personally I prefer toyo tires, I was very pleased with them on my car when I had them, and most of my friends have them aswell.
 
bob123131 said:
Just to inform everyone on prices im spending 91 on the dunlop's, 87 on Azenis, 123 on Pirelli's, and 135 on toyo's.
Kind of tells you the story right there. Personally, I stick with medium-priced tires. I was using Dunlop Sport A2s, and liked them a lot. But last set, my local shop had some stupid delivery fee on them, so I went with Fuzion HR-1s, and they've been terrific so far. I've not gotten them wet, yet, so that remains unknown. The Dunlops were great in the dry, wet, snow and all.
 
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