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Good 205/50R16 Or 205/55R16 For Civic Es5


phenix_lk

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Guys, i need to change all 4 tyres and currently it has Falken ZE912 205/50R16 tyres. i have two questions.

1. i was thinking to put 205/55 instead of 205/50 coz 55 gives u the best speed output. yet it is about 1cm thinker. so thinking what to go with.

2. I was checking out the Dunlop Sport LM703 tyre. But it has different critics in the internet. some say its good n some say its side walls are very bad. anyone who has been using this tyre. If not what would be a good alternative. I need to know the brand, model and the country of mfg that you recommend. my budget is max around 25k per tire.

thanks in advance.

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Guys, i need to change all 4 tyres and currently it has Falken ZE912 205/50R16 tyres. i have two questions.

1. i was thinking to put 205/55 instead of 205/50 coz 55 gives u the best speed output. yet it is about 1cm thinker. so thinking what to go with.

2. I was checking out the Dunlop Sport LM703 tyre. But it has different critics in the internet. some say its good n some say its side walls are very bad. anyone who has been using this tyre. If not what would be a good alternative. I need to know the brand, model and the country of mfg that you recommend. my budget is max around 25k per tire.

thanks in advance.

Got a set a couple of months back in 195/55x15 and so far I'm quite impressed. They are not too hard so there isnt a lot of tyre roar, grip is very good both wet and dry and they seem to be a good tyre all round.

As an aside, many of the Formula Mclarens cars at the night races were running on LM703s and the tyres did pretty well,

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Guys, i need to change all 4 tyres and currently it has Falken ZE912 205/50R16 tyres. i have two questions.

1. i was thinking to put 205/55 instead of 205/50 coz 55 gives u the best speed output. yet it is about 1cm thinker. so thinking what to go with.

2. I was checking out the Dunlop Sport LM703 tyre. But it has different critics in the internet. some say its good n some say its side walls are very bad. anyone who has been using this tyre. If not what would be a good alternative. I need to know the brand, model and the country of mfg that you recommend. my budget is max around 25k per tire.

thanks in advance.

i have been runing on good year- Eagle 205/55/16 on my FD for the last two months and im happy with the grip and specially the low noise.

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Thanks for the replies guys. Im actually concerned about the tread pattern. coz im doing some mods to the car so i dont want to use a normal passenger type Tread pattern. Falken is out. coz they said average mileage expectancy is 25000-30000km. So current options are Dunlop SP SPORT MAXX and Yokohama S Drive. But i cant find a place where they have the Yokohama tire. N i forgot to mention the car. its a Es5.

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Thanks for the replies guys. Im actually concerned about the tread pattern. coz im doing some mods to the car so i dont want to use a normal passenger type Tread pattern. Falken is out. coz they said average mileage expectancy is 25000-30000km. So current options are Dunlop SP SPORT MAXX and Yokohama S Drive. But i cant find a place where they have the Yokohama tire. N i forgot to mention the car. its a Es5.

Don't be misled by thread patterns. They are not as easily separated as you might thing. Good Year Eagle F1 etc has very distrinctive V shapred thread pattern but most other tyres have linear thread patters and some are aymetric. So I am not sure how you determine a passenger type thread pattern. I mean even Bridgestone Potenza's and Pirelli P Zeros have fairly ordinary looking thread patterns. The thread works to dissapate water. The grip usually is a combination of thread and compound of the tyre.

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