Most stretch tires(vip stylin)?

What is the most stretch tires do u guys think?
The toyo t1s that I'm using rite now is not really stretch n durable.
I think falken fk-451 is 1 of the most stretch tires(not the most) n pretty long lasting that I know so far. Need opinions from u guys, any inputs from anybody? :P

It might sounds silly but since I'm running massive amount of camber I decided to get cheap tires, I have been stretching Nankang for over a year on my setups and they are holding up pretty good. I have done 215 on 11" with over 5k miles on my daily driver and no problem so far, but I think it matters what size tire and wheel you are working with !!!  

[quote=555 ]
What is the most stretch tires do u guys think?
The toyo t1s that I'm using rite now is not really stretch n durable.
I think falken fk-451 is 1 of the most stretch tires(not the most) n pretty long lasting that I know so far. Need opinions from u guys, any inputs from anybody? :P
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what the........... 

LOL, just read it, and I think at the end he is asking for best strechable tire brands, I think ??? ;D ;D

Dunlop LM702 seems to be hugely popular in Japan. They are on nearly every VIP car.  Falken ST115 seems to be the stretch of choice in NA.

[quote=jdmpalace ]
LOL, just read it, and I think at the end he is asking for best strechable tire brands, I think ??? ;D ;D
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correct ;D

try dunlop fm901... affordable and long-lasting
or be brave and run wide motorcycle tires (thanks to the wide-tire chopper craze they go up to 360mm width now)... but they are NOT cheap, and you need more specialized equipment to mount them. But expect to confuse people who think they know about stretched tires when you show them tires that are ROUND across the whole profile! :)

Hmmm... that would avoid the typical response of "OMG i bet you change tyres every week!" from camber-ignorant folks

[quote=One Ton VIP ]
try dunlop fm901... affordable and long-lasting
or be brave and run wide motorcycle tires (thanks to the wide-tire chopper craze they go up to 360mm width now)... but they are NOT cheap, and you need more specialized equipment to mount them. But expect to confuse people who think they know about stretched tires when you show them tires that are ROUND across the whole profile! :)
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haha i've never seen anybody run on a motorcycle tires b4 though, but isee ure idea. thanks for the input ;D oh btw, i think fm901 does not have many range of tire sizes, though. I have a 19"x8.5(F) n 19"x10(R) n runnin on toyo t1s 235/35 (F) n 265/30, I think toyo tires are not very durable because once it start running on bad side of the road and it starts chippin little stones n the tires wearing n tearing very fast. So i'm thinking of changing my rear tires now

fm 901 - hands down

Yup i use FM901's for my stretchy needs too. :) 

Falken Azenis st115..My personal favorite tires.. ;)

[quote=One Ton VIP ]
try dunlop fm901... affordable and long-lasting
or be brave and run wide motorcycle tires (thanks to the wide-tire chopper craze they go up to 360mm width now)... but they are NOT cheap, and you need more specialized equipment to mount them. But expect to confuse people who think they know about stretched tires when you show them tires that are ROUND across the whole profile!  :)
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i'm bringing this back from the dead because i saw the same topic surface on another message board... is the load rating on motorcycle tires sufficient to support the weight of a car?

Kumho is great believe it or not...

[quote=PMP-LEX ]
Kumho is great believe it or not...
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I don't believe it.  Which model do you stretch?  I've seen the ASX al season stretched on a local car

[quote=PMP-LEX ]
Kumho is great believe it or not...
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gross.

Falken gets my vote ::)

i heard good things about Falken Azenis st115. 

sux they are being phased out :(

[quote=AME_VIP ]
sux they are being phased out :(
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how so?

They are being discontinued and replaced by the Falken FK452.

[quote=One Ton VIP ]
try dunlop fm901... affordable and long-lasting
or be brave and run wide motorcycle tires (thanks to the wide-tire chopper craze they go up to 360mm width now)... but they are NOT cheap, and you need more specialized equipment to mount them. But expect to confuse people who think they know about stretched tires when you show them tires that are ROUND across the whole profile!  :)
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 :oGreat idea :o