245/45 x18 for the very budget minded

[VIN2020]

Do you have the Nexen N3000 Stagggered setup for the same members price of $445?

Originally Posted by GM Roadster Club We offer the Nexen N3000 245/45/ZR18 (set of 4) to our Club members at a price of $445 landed at your door. We are running a staggered set (275/40/ZR18 Rear and 245/45/ZR18 Front) on our Nitrous Express Powered 1/4 mile Track Car with great success! We also have provided a few sets to other GMR Club members with great reviews. If your interested send us a PM And we’ll get you the information. Martin- GMR

[Silver Fox]

I own the Hankook's Evos love em'...but General Tires make UHP which I had on my Sol but decided to go up +1 to 19" and stagger and General did not have tire combo for me.

If your interested I have 4 nearly new General UHP 235x35x18 700 miles on them

[Silver Fox]

I own the Hankook's Evos love em'...but General Tires make UHP which I had on my Sol but decided to go up +1 to 19" and stagger and General did not have tire combo for me.

If your interested I have 4 nearly new General UHP 235x35x19 700 miles on them

["Maine"-iac]

Looks like a lot of good info about tires here and many of you have gone to a lot of trouble to research the info and post it...for that I say thanks. However, it seems a bit odd to me that there are those that have spent hundreds and even thousands to mod their cars to make them look better, go faster, or sound nice, yet are willing to skimp on probably the most important part on your cars...quality tires.

Although I (like many of you) appreciate a good bargain and certainly am like many consumers that want to get the most for my dollar, I value my safety a bit more than saving a few hundred dollars. Word of caution about some foreign tire companies (especially from some of the asian countries trying to enter the US market)...be careful about their standards of performance and quality in the manufacturing process. A blowout at higher speeds may not be worth the hundred bucks per tire you saved while you are recuperating in the hospital or while waiting for an insurance check to arrive to compensate you for your totaled Solstice. Good luck and I hope things work out okay for those that are running the lesser known brand tires.

[SOLSTICE-D]

great tire thread...

[BellaVerde]

Thanks for the info, brentil! Just what I wanted to know...until last month. I was looking for best/cheap summers...but now have to restart the search for best/cheap all-seasons. ( I sold the beater). I got over 35K on the RS/A's and have maybe a couple more thousand to go before the wear bars start showing. Anyway, good work and thanks for the useful info. Auto mag readers out there...have any of the car mags done a comparo recently?