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New S2000 Owner tire question
I just bought a 2000 s2k that currently has 225/35/19 in front and 245/35/19 in the rear. The rears need to be changed asap. the owner told me that 255/35/19s will fit and reccommened nitto invo tires. Just wanted to see what people think about this set up and possibly tire reccomendations. the s2k is turbo but will be a daily driver also so i dont want to burn thou tires. once the front wear i was planing on puttin 235/35/19 on them. Any info/opinions would be appreciated.
Last edited by Bigpappaholt : 05-16-2008 at 04:48 PM. |
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"Enjoy the drive"
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Kuna Idaho
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All I know for sure is that 19" wheels are huge.
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haha yes they are, they seem to fit real nice, i didnt hear any rubbing
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Southern MD
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Congrats on the new car. Turbo..... nice!!
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thanks, im real excited. cant wait to get out and drive it.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Joisey
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Big, over the yearz I've put a whole lodda oversized rimz'n hoopz on a whole lodda different vehiclez. 'Too much new stuff goin' on in the world'a tires lately to stay on top of it as easily'z was done back when the 60 seriez was what was happenin'.
You may've read it in other threadz on the topic, but especially when it involves anything oversized, I'd run it by the guyz at the 'Rack (TireRack) to get their input. Checkin' what rubber'z available for your specific rimz'n application with them is never a bad idea n' jus' 'cause you use their extensive experience n' testin' know-how don't necessarily mean you godda buy there. But checkin' with'em could save you a whole lodda grief'n hard-earned, y'know? Be well, n' like the ol' knight said . . . . . Java
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Energy Motorsports
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Seattle, WA
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19 is way too big for the S. 18 is pushing it already.
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will def check with the rack.... 19s were already on the car, like i said there is no rubbing are far as i can tell and it handles quite well.
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The proof'a the puddin'z the combination'a serious corner'n uneven pavement Big, but that'z where the folkz at the 'Rack save you from havin'ta buy'n try.
They already know what fitz'n whut don't. 'Really glad you're checkin' with'em. You've chosen wisely. Java
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what bout far as brand and type of tire. lookinf for something good in both wet and dry preformance. this is a daily driver but will wanna have fun on the weekends.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: CT, USA
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Ask what 17" tires work well and you will get much input.. |
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Yeah Big, H2'z right on'a money widd'att. The oversized rimz'r gonna limit yer optionz.
'Probably not whu'cha wanna hear, budd'idd'izz whudd'idd'izz. 'Ain't alodda smoke'n mirrorz served up on'a site. Did you get the stock rimz when you bought the car? I can think'a no quicker, easier way'da ge'cha out'n enjoyin' yer new ride on hoopz'att measure up ta your requirementz. Java
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no he did not have stock rims. im going to find a tire rack in the area and go talk wiht them.
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"Enjoy the drive"
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The Tire Rack is online, not a physical store. tirerack.com If you call them, ask for Jim, he is the S2000 expert there.
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TireRack retail store is in Southbend. Been there, great store.
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'D'ja notice't Don'z bug keepz makin' 8'z? (Whudd'a'yuh want? 'Slow newz day.)
'He getz a second bug up there doin' V'z I'll be impressed. Java
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"Enjoy the drive"
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I stand corrected. Lucky for you guys. We have to get ours shipped from Reno Nevada.
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Yablownowitz Racing brought to you by Anytime Fitness. Happiness is a nice road, great weather, and driving the S with Sue in the seat next to me. "Whatever you do, where ever you go, enjoy the drive." I know for a FACT that the last year of production of the S2000 is 2003!!!!! After that, it will be the S2200 under an assumed name. |
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Some people are so easily amused.
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south bend, indiana right? thats not too far from me
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Yup. Southbend, Indiana. You can see the place from I-80.
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kumo
when i was still in the auto cross groups i hung with kumo tires were realy good bargins for the price i was thinking about going to them does anybody have any input on the brand or if they are using them what size is it and what did it cast you. it would be a great help thanx
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Just my .02
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Join Date: May 2008
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thanx
thats what i use to run on my old honda in the stock class so i think thats the next place i am going to drop some money.
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I haven't seen an S with 19's on it do you have any pictures? |
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ya. well its a daily driver during the summer and when school starts back up i wont be driving it at much and i plan on storing it a few months during the winter. I just ordered 2 nitto invo for the rear, i got them for 194 each plus tax. i optd to get a mid price range tire. hopefully i can get atleast a 12 months outta the tire since i wont daily drive it all year. even when i do daily drive i say i avg around 25 miles a day. I do have a few pictures but not real sure how to post pictures on here yet. can someone give me a quick how to post pics?
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I ran kumhos before. I agree great tire for the money. I now run hankook's on both of my cars mainly because my dad gets them a lil cheaper through his work. I love y rs2's on my s2000.
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