Tire Recommendations

**Zelmon** · 01-07-15, 10:16 PM

Im needing to get new tires for my civic Si. Any suggestions? I live in Texas so thats the kind of weather Im looking at. I would like decent tread wear, and I dont plan on any racing or any such thing, although I drive "aggressivly". Ha. Ive read many forums and its hard to read between lines, etc.

**Kanati** · 01-07-15, 10:29 PM

Continental ExtremeContact DW

Ridiculously good tires for a very reasonable price. I just put 4 of them (well, the DWS anyway) on the vette for just under 1080 bux. Bigger brands wouldn't have been better but they would damn well have been more expensive.

**deputyfestus** · 01-07-15, 10:34 PM

I have these on both my vehicles great tire and would recommend them to friend. I have not been compensated for this endorsement.

Kumho Solus KR21 - Free Delivery Available | TireBuyer.com

**Zelmon** · 01-07-15, 10:53 PM

Thanks Kanati. Those were some I was looking at

**roadhog0** · 01-08-15, 12:00 AM

Yokohama S.Drives. Great tire, cheap price! Mind you I'll only get 25k out of mine, but I drive sorta hard... Nice and sticky and OK down to about 40*. Below that they get a little hard, but as long as it's not ice I havent had a problem with them. I will be buying another set for my BMW this summer!

**moving-target** · 01-09-15, 03:26 PM

always go into discount tire and tell them i need the cheapest tires that will fit on my truck

**dex71** · 01-09-15, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by moving-target

always go into discount tire and tell them i need the cheapest tires that will fit on my truck

Up here in the tundra, that's asking for death. Cheaper tires are usually made for warm weather year round. Rubber gets harder (and thus more slippery) the colder it gets. The rubber compound that is used on better tires stays a bit softer in the cold.

Must be nice to be snow and ice free.

I'm putting these on my truck next week:
Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac