Ok we'll forget that alright I have 245/40zr18 up front and 285/30zr18 in the back and it looks stupid as hell because my fronts are so thick what should i put on the back to make it look normal
Ok we'll forget that alright I have 245/40zr18 up front and 285/30zr18 in the back and it looks stupid as hell because my fronts are so thick what should i put on the back to make it look normal
I had BFGoodrich GeForce 295/35/18 and they were pretty good. Idk how long they last though. I had them on for maybe 30k miles and swapped to Nittos. The GeForces still had tread.
For both tires? If that's the case then get them new. If you are talking per tire you are getting ripped off buying them new for $230 each. Discount Tire has them at $173 shipped each and Tirerack is $160 each before shipping.
They are a good tire they just suck in weather (in my experience) and don't hook up as well as some other street tires out there. You also used to be able to get them from multiple places for like $130 new before shipping but that seems to be going up. I think because they updated them to a "version 2" or something...
They really shouldn't unless you are very lowered. You'd have to pull a tire off and see if you can see any rub marks and go from there. If its on metal you could shred your tire up, if its the splash guard then not really too much you can do except raise it up in the back a little or you might have to try a 275/40/18 or a 285/35/18.
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