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TR3driver
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Just something to keep in mind, modern tires have a limited shelf life. Opinions vary on just how long that is, but everyone seems to agree that 10 years from date of manufacture is the upper limit (and some say as short as 7 years). If you won't be driving very many miles in a year, it might pay to wait until you need them.
I've been really happy with my Bridgestone Potenzas, but Discount Tire doesn't carry them, and I don't know if they come in your size anyway. I'm running them in 205/55 on TR6 wheels.
I've been really happy with my Bridgestone Potenzas, but Discount Tire doesn't carry them, and I don't know if they come in your size anyway. I'm running them in 205/55 on TR6 wheels.
Use a 205/70/15 tire try looking at www.tirerack.com Do not buy til you need tires. You can get it a redline also from www.dbtires.com Wheelguy
Geo Hahn
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I agree -- stocking up on tires would be like stocking up on avocados.
Anyway -- seems like someone is always having a sale and in my experience Discount Tire will match the internet price if you bring them a printout -- that's how I got my Potenzas (195/65 in my case) -- a fine tire.
Anyway -- seems like someone is always having a sale and in my experience Discount Tire will match the internet price if you bring them a printout -- that's how I got my Potenzas (195/65 in my case) -- a fine tire.