Buying tires
#52
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FWIW, if you buy from Discount Tire you can get them to install it; they will match the price on their own DTD or Tirerack. I believe the tax is 8.5% though. I think their install prices and tire levy (for disposal of the old tire) is cheaper than most places here.
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EDIT: brought the tires in, super painless. only paid the HST no duty.
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Here's an amazing FAQ on the top performing street tires available today:
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https://www.facebook.com/notes/holli...45008598916447
It's written by Andy Hollis, a long-time top US autocrosser. If you're looking for the best street tires, it's definitely worth a read.
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well i think i can safely say over 90% of street driven s2k's tires in that range are not worth the extra money lol
#59
Originally Posted by legin_k' timestamp='1331751463' post='21508771
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also re 11's are drastic over kill for a s2k on the street lol
also re 11's are drastic over kill for a s2k on the street lol
That really depends on what you'll be doing with the car.
Of course, I daily drive on Star Specs and RS-3's, soo..
well i think i can safely say over 90% of street driven s2k's tires in that range are not worth the extra money lol
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Haha very true, at least for Re-11s. The Star Specs and RS-3's have a much better performance to value ratio, though, which is partly why they're so popular for performance driving.
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