What tires should i get?
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Originally Posted by stg2lgcy00
Might as well run 215/45/16 on your Legacy GT wheels. I have BFGoodrich G-Force KDWS, they came on my car with the stock wheels and I like them pretty well for wet / dry traction.
I like these tires a lot... They are very inexpensive as well.
I'd stay away from Kumho. Meh.
dunlop sp sport 5000's for M+S and dry grip.
take it from a fellow boarder with a wagon.
FEATURES/BENEFITS
Innovative, asymmetrical tread design (on select sizes)
Optimum balance of grip and performance
Large, stable, interconnected tread blocks
Exceptional dry cornering grip and stability
Independent inner tread blocks with open shoulder grooves
Maximized water dispersion and All-Season grip
Full-width, twin cut steel belts
Dependable ride uniformity and excellent contact patch shape
Exclusive, high performance All-Season tread compound
Optimizes grip, control, energy absorption and treadwear in a wide range of driving and weather conditions
Max Flange Shield (available in select sizes)
Helps protect alloy wheels
Innovative, asymmetrical tread design (on select sizes)
Optimum balance of grip and performance
Large, stable, interconnected tread blocks
Exceptional dry cornering grip and stability
Independent inner tread blocks with open shoulder grooves
Maximized water dispersion and All-Season grip
Full-width, twin cut steel belts
Dependable ride uniformity and excellent contact patch shape
Exclusive, high performance All-Season tread compound
Optimizes grip, control, energy absorption and treadwear in a wide range of driving and weather conditions
Max Flange Shield (available in select sizes)
Helps protect alloy wheels
Last edited by Lowball; Aug 17, 2006 at 05:59 PM.
My first choice is Michelin Pilot Sport a/s - pricy, but worth it IMHO. Incredible wet traction. I have them a size wider than stock. They have been great in the snow also. We go up at least a dozen times a season.
Second choice is Pirelli P-Zero Nero M+S.
Second choice is Pirelli P-Zero Nero M+S.
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I had 215/45/17 Continental Extreme Contact M+S on stock wheels ('06 WRX), they did a damn fine job in the snow. Dry traction is pretty good for a M+S tire, and wet traction is great as well.
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