Ryda85

looking for some new rubber for spring.

so far im looking at the nt-05 and the direzza stars

i want a nice stick tire i can use on the street, give me some grip at the strip and maybe an autox event or 2 this year

Ch1ck3n

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If you can get some General Exclaim UHP's, they are pretty low priced due to being discontinued. I'm on my second set of them and am pretty satisfied.

They tramline a little bit, but have great speed rating, wet/dry traction and a good treadwear rating as long as you don't rape them.

I picked up 4 235/40/r18s for $143/tire last week.

Turbo'dSS

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I really like my Yokohama S-drives, i have them in a 235/40/18. they seem to help out alot with traction! lol

09sscalicobalt

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haha im in the same boat as you man i want the dunlops but tire rack wants $198 a tire for 235/40/18 plus shipping my buddy can get the nt05s for like $650 us installed but i dont really want them and havent heard that great of things from cobalt owners about them

08ssedan

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I got 235/40/18 hankook evo v12s for 127/tire and theyre great. They run a little narrow so next time around i am definitely going 245.

09sscalicobalt

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ehhh if i get hankooks im getting rs3s

87gn06gto07irl

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Star specs.

AyrtonSenna

There are people on this forum that are running 255/35-18 on factory rims, they say they don't rub at all, but I don't know if his car is lowered or now. If you search in the forum, there is a thread about it, with pix as well

87gn06gto07irl

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A 255 is meant for a wheel 8.5"-10". Stick with a 236 on a stock 7.5".