ivo

Hi all. I'm currently looking to replace my OEM GoodYear RSA tires ( 205/50/R17 ). I looked at tirerack but all tires that are that size are either a bit expensive, have low ratings, or N/A at local stores. Any suggestions on a good and not too expensive tires? 10x

lhsguy721

bfgoodrich gforce sport ($96)
i dont know what kind of winters you have but these are summer tires and are great in the rain.

ivo

No winter here in Cali.
Thanks. Will look them up

phals

Ive heard really good things about Kumho ASX, real sport tread and great all season tires

ivo

Just purchased the BFGoodrich gforce sport today. $500 out the door. They look great. Hopefully they perform the same way.

eddyowner

I have 500 miles on new Kumho ASX and they're great. Just got a foot of snow in Chicago burbs and they're pretty good. I think I'll like them a lot. Quiet, also.
Daryl

icspots

I have Yokohama YK250's. About $118 each with a 60k mile treadwear warranty. Got them from discount tire as I've had good luck with them in the past.

Tigermack

Goodyear Eagle F1's.

Well, a bit pricey. I have 215/45 on the stock wheels now... they grip VERY well.

ivo

I looked at the F1s but although a bit too expensive no one had them. I was told from 2 differend places (one was GoodYear store) that they were nationwide backorder with no date as when they'll be available again. The BFGoodrich g-force sport seem to hold way better than the stock GoodYear Eagle RSA. Haven't tried them in the rain yet so no comment about that.

Tigermack

That's weird... I got mine off tirerack's closeout sale... got them for $88 each. Under $400 shipped for a set of 215/45. Try the Bridgestone S-03s for the stock size... they're on sale still I think.

Olestra

The Stock GY Eagle RS-A's make anything look amazing.

Tigermack

If you have driven more than one car with different kind of tires... you'd know the difference.

Olestra

Err ok?