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1999 solara 225 40 18 to 225 45 18 with drop tire question

PostPosted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 11:19 pm
by corlon
looking for new rubber for the solara. i'm on 225/40/18 right now. I'm attempting to add some more comfort to the ride (sidewall). was looking for 17", but can't find the same wheel I have in them. i'm also lowered on eibach pro-kit. I think its a 1.2" drop on the fronts, no drop springs in the rear, but the weight of the audio system appears to level the car out. so wondering if anyone is lowered and running 225/45/18? from the looks of this tire size calculator I should be good. I believe stock tire is 205/60/16 overall dia. 25.68.

i'm leaning towards the bf Goodrich g-force comp t/a. looking for performance plus low to no tire noise. chime in if you have any other suggestions. I had the nitto invos and ate right through them in a summer just street driving. good performance and no noise, but excessive wear in my opinion.

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

Re: 1999 solara 225 40 18 to 225 45 18 with drop tire questi

PostPosted: Fri Jun 21, 2013 8:19 pm
by SolaraPete
Check out the Nitto Motivo's. I just put a set of 18's on my wifes Camry and havent heard any complaints from her. I picked them because for an all-season they had great performance ratings and have a 60k mileage warranty!

Although i love the Invo's i have on my Solara, the Motivo's have about double the treadwear rating (260 vs 560) and are def better suited if you drive in the snow.

Re: 1999 solara 225 40 18 to 225 45 18 with drop tire questi

PostPosted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 9:58 pm
by corlon
any suggestions for just summer performance tires?

Re: 1999 solara 225 40 18 to 225 45 18 with drop tire questi

PostPosted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:39 pm
by Gregtrd
corlon wrote:any suggestions for just summer performance tires?

This what the fastest trd supercharger camry is wearing today.
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Re: 1999 solara 225 40 18 to 225 45 18 with drop tire questi

PostPosted: Sun Jun 30, 2013 11:07 am
by GzNutz
Potenza RE760 Sport's have good performance and are a little easier on the wallet.