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19bonestock88 · 01-28-2019, 01:19 AM

So I’m planning to get a set of new tires with this coming tax return, for both mine and my wife’s car, and I’m kinda stumped...

She wants to use the factory uplevel tire/wheel size (205/55-16) while I wanna keep my 5.3% oversize but stay on my original wheel (205/65-15), and I want us using the same brand and model tire if possible... I have a couple local options and then I’d likely be shopping online for anything else...

1. LingLong Crosswind... unknown info other than price which was $200 installed for a full set...
2. Mastercraft LSR grand touring

3. Hankook Kinergy ST... from what I’ve seen, it’s LRR and also the lightest per tire at 19# for my size...

Im not shelling out $100+ per tire for Bridgestone or Michelin, but would be open to any other suggestions...

01-28-2019, 01:19 AM	#180 (permalink)
19bonestock88 Master EcoModder Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: KY Posts: 1,352 IGL - '04 Saturn Ion Team Saturn 90 day: 56.19 mpg (US) Thanks: 63 Thanked 366 Times in 269 Posts	So I’m planning to get a set of new tires with this coming tax return, for both mine and my wife’s car, and I’m kinda stumped... She wants to use the factory uplevel tire/wheel size (205/55-16) while I wanna keep my 5.3% oversize but stay on my original wheel (205/65-15), and I want us using the same brand and model tire if possible... I have a couple local options and then I’d likely be shopping online for anything else... 1. LingLong Crosswind... unknown info other than price which was $200 installed for a full set... 2. Mastercraft LSR grand touring 3. Hankook Kinergy ST... from what I’ve seen, it’s LRR and also the lightest per tire at 19# for my size... Im not shelling out $100+ per tire for Bridgestone or Michelin, but would be open to any other suggestions... __________________ My current Ecotec project... My last Ecotec project...