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rory_a · 2012-05-23, 02:40 PM

I'm looking to replace the 235/35/18 Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires on my daily RPF1s for a 255/35 or 265/35 tires on the cheap, hopefully all-seasons.

I wish I could afford another set of the DWS as they're awesome tires, but I'm poor, and considering I'm a few months away from being a dad, getting poorer by the minute.

Any recommendations on a decent 90% year-round tire on the cheap? Best I've come up with was a 255/35/18 Federal SS559 - just under $100/tire, UHP, summer. Enough people have recommended the Federals on Nasioc, EvoM, etc., that I figure they'd do the trick. On snow days and ice day's I'll roll the Jeep.

Considering my budget and the fact that I'm running 3*+f/2*+r camber I need to stick to as cheap as I can get

2012-05-23, 02:40 PM	#1
rory_a EJ251 Real Name: Rory Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 607 Car: Miata, shit. Class: Out Classed NOW WITH 100% LESS STI!	Decent & Cheap (All-Season) Tire Recommendations? I'm looking to replace the 235/35/18 Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires on my daily RPF1s for a 255/35 or 265/35 tires on the cheap, hopefully all-seasons. I wish I could afford another set of the DWS as they're awesome tires, but I'm poor, and considering I'm a few months away from being a dad, getting poorer by the minute. Any recommendations on a decent 90% year-round tire on the cheap? Best I've come up with was a 255/35/18 Federal SS559 - just under $100/tire, UHP, summer. Enough people have recommended the Federals on Nasioc, EvoM, etc., that I figure they'd do the trick. On snow days and ice day's I'll roll the Jeep. Considering my budget and the fact that I'm running 3+f/2+r camber I need to stick to as cheap as I can get