Help Me Choose A Tire Brand...
Wheel Size: 20x10 front / 20x11 rear
Tire Size: 225/35 front / 245/35 rear
After searching the forum I seem to be leaning towards either Hankook or Continental. Both seem to stretch nicely. However, I'm open to other opinions and options. Please provide pictures.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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Wheel Size: 20x10 front / 20x11 rear
Tire Size: 225/35 front / 245/35 rear
After searching the forum I seem to be leaning towards either Hankook or Continental. Both seem to stretch nicely. However, I'm open to other opinions and options. [U][B]Please provide pictures[/B][/U].
Thanks in advance,
Chris
well before you go out picking tire sizes and brands what are the offsets of your wheels?
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well before you go out picking tire sizes and brands what are the offsets of your wheels?
OP the offset doesn't matter 10" wide is 10" wide..
I'm partial to nexxen cause they're cheap,they stretch nice & run true..
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OP the offset doesn't matter 10" wide is 10" wide..
I'm partial to nexxen cause they're cheap,they stretch nice & run true..
^ offset MIGHT matter if fitment is very aggressive and OP isnt totally into the idea of stretching just to stretch. but anyway i do second nexxen. besides that, ive never had 20s so i dont know who else makes 20" tires
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^ offset MIGHT matter if fitment is very aggressive and OP isnt totally into the idea of stretching just to stretch. but anyway i do second nexxen. besides that, ive never had 20s so i dont know who else makes 20" tires
I've gone through 3 sets of General Exclaim UHP which I liked obviously, but Hankook V12's are AWESOME. The sidewall for one thing is totally smooth except letters, which makes them look sweet and easy to clean, the tread is nice, they're quiet, smooth and super grippy. I like the General but I always hated the sidewalls with all the little grooves that gunk just builds up in.
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I've gone through 3 sets of General Exclaim UHP which I liked obviously, but Hankook V12's are AWESOME. The sidewall for one thing is totally smooth except letters, which makes them look sweet and easy to clean, the tread is nice, they're quiet, smooth and super grippy. I like the General but I always hated the sidewalls with all the little grooves that gunk just builds up in.
BAHC;424262 wrote:^ offset MIGHT matter if fitment is very aggressive and OP isnt totally into the idea of stretching just to stretch. but anyway i do second nexxen. besides that, ive never had 20s so i dont know who else makes 20" tires
I can dig it...
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[QUOTE=BAHC;424262]^ offset MIGHT matter if fitment is very aggressive and OP isnt totally into the idea of stretching just to stretch. but anyway i do second nexxen. besides that, ive never had 20s so i dont know who else makes 20" tires[/QUOTE]
I can dig it...
F.L.S.;424267 wrote:I've gone through 3 sets of General Exclaim UHP which I liked obviously, but Hankook V12's are AWESOME. The sidewall for one thing is totally smooth except letters, which makes them look sweet and easy to clean, the tread is nice, they're quiet, smooth and super grippy. I like the General but I always hated the sidewalls with all the little grooves that gunk just builds up in.
+2, although softer they are the right price....
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[QUOTE=F.L.S.;424267]I've gone through 3 sets of General Exclaim UHP which I liked obviously, but Hankook V12's are AWESOME. The sidewall for one thing is totally smooth except letters, which makes them look sweet and easy to clean, the tread is nice, they're quiet, smooth and super grippy. I like the General but I always hated the sidewalls with all the little grooves that gunk just builds up in.[/QUOTE]
+2, although softer they are the right price....
I have used toyo extenza's on my 20s before. Very smooth ride, stretches Nicely and cheap
225/35 and 245/35 on a 10, 11 might be too much of a stretch if you run true or run small tires
Those sizes are usually ideal on a 9.5,10.5 but if your running aggressive wheels then go ahead. Just monitor tire pressure to avoid bubbles
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I have used toyo extenza's on my 20s before. Very smooth ride, stretches Nicely and cheap
225/35 and 245/35 on a 10, 11 might be too much of a stretch if you run true or run small tires
Those sizes are usually ideal on a 9.5,10.5 but if your running aggressive wheels then go ahead. Just monitor tire pressure to avoid bubbles
I third Nexen...they look great, have an aggressive tread pattern, and can be found cheap online.
N3000 to be specific, and since you asked for pics :

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I third Nexen...they look great, have an aggressive tread pattern, and can be found cheap online.
N3000 to be specific, and since you asked for pics :
[img]http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/images/tyres/NEXEN_N3000.jpg[/img]