Trying to find tyres
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stephenbeck22
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Trying to find tyres
Im trying to find tyres for my celica.
225/35/18
Its proving very difficult to find short of spending $400 per tyre.
The current brand is Sunew ys618
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks
stephen
225/35/18
Its proving very difficult to find short of spending $400 per tyre.
The current brand is Sunew ys618
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks
stephen
Picked up Falken FK-452 in that size for $259 each from Top Town.
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hard to give you specific help without knowing where you are.
so here's a link to google's search results worldwide for ya
http://www.google.co.nz/#hl=en&sugexp=l ... 66&bih=591
but yes hyper have some decent options and they ship nz wide.
happy hunting
so here's a link to google's search results worldwide for ya
http://www.google.co.nz/#hl=en&sugexp=l ... 66&bih=591
but yes hyper have some decent options and they ship nz wide.
happy hunting
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I envy those with little interest in cars, for they have money and spare time.
What is your budget? What sort of Celica? What do you want out of the tyre? (apart from it being quiet, low cost, high grip with long life....)
If you narrow to a 215/35 you'll get a load more options.
http://www.adenstyreshop.co.nz/advanced ... &x=27&y=11
I'd rate the Green Max as the best low cost tyre I've used.
If you narrow to a 215/35 you'll get a load more options.
http://www.adenstyreshop.co.nz/advanced ... &x=27&y=11
I'd rate the Green Max as the best low cost tyre I've used.
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Depending how wide they are it shouldn't be a problem
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you can get 215's on a 9 and then all the way down to a 7, its no problem, i usually run 225 or 235 on my 10's, my tires are about $125bux each for 18's not sure who quoted you $400 for each thats a ripp off!!!
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Take your car in to see Nick @ Platinum Wheels in Mairangi bay (http://www.platinumwheels.co.nz/). He'll give you the right advice on what tyre you want, and look after you with a ridiculously sharp price and superior service.
Rumple dee pumple dee doo...
GTTpower wrote:Picked up Falken FK-452 in that size for $259 each from Top Town.
Keep me posted on these I intend on getting these as my next tyre I'm after a 275/40/17 for the rear & a 255/40/17 for the front.
I have seen varying reviews for the 452 pretty much they are a noisy tyre and when tread depth declines past half they tend to fall off the cliff.
But they were the only brand that seemed to make a decent tyre in the sizes I was after.
2jayzgte wrote:GTTpower wrote:Picked up Falken FK-452 in that size for $259 each from Top Town.
Keep me posted on these I intend on getting these as my next tyre I'm after a 275/40/17 for the rear & a 255/40/17 for the front.
I have seen varying reviews for the 452 pretty much they are a noisy tyre and when tread depth declines past half they tend to fall off the cliff.
But they were the only brand that seemed to make a decent tyre in the sizes I was after.
Only did 3000 km on them before I sold the wheels. Wasn't too noisy but a step up from your average road tyre. Still better then any chinese equivilants.
If I were purchase again, would go for a bigger sidewall myself, 225/35 is borderline.
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lol the tyres are sweet as been using them for drifting for the last 2 years now, never had one pop off or de-beed from stretching or rip of the whole outer layer like most chinese tyres do when you skid them, i get 17s for around $100.
world of tyres in hamilton, i got toyo t1r 235.45.17 for $150 each last year there so its not always cheap means crap, most people just have rediculous prices.
world of tyres in hamilton, i got toyo t1r 235.45.17 for $150 each last year there so its not always cheap means crap, most people just have rediculous prices.
current: 96' Supra RZS single Gt42 490kw at 20psi, daily - Hiace 2.7 van '05
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
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yea i know them but they ive told my mates to go there and they still get a good deal. maybe not as cheap as me but ah well 
current: 96' Supra RZS single Gt42 490kw at 20psi, daily - Hiace 2.7 van '05
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
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So the prices you're saying are pretty well irrelevant then?
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1990 NA6 MX-5 - because reasons
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1997 FD3S RX-7 Type R - all brap, all the time
OMG so shiny!
1990 NA6 MX-5 - because reasons
2018 Ranger - Because workcar
1997 FD3S RX-7 Type R - all brap, all the time
OMG so shiny!
Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
- 92mr2paddy
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well all i was trying to get at is that for $400 for ONE tire your getting ripped, most people get the tires i get for say 125 for like 160 so im getting a good deal but in general they are alot cheaper than other tire places i know.
current: 96' Supra RZS single Gt42 490kw at 20psi, daily - Hiace 2.7 van '05
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
previous: 92' mr2 g-limited, fuls gen 2 turbo conversion, steel ct20b, external etc etc
drift car: 94' silvia s14 sr20det 307kw @18psi
