335 tire for 17x10.5 inch rim

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afsoccaplayer04

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what are some brands that make the 335 size tire im trying to decide if i want to get 315s or 335s for my 17x10.5s im geting here pretty soon. let me know ya'lls input.

 

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afsoccaplayer04 said:

what are some brands that make the 335 size tire im trying to decide if i want to get 315s or 335s for my 17x10.5s im geting here pretty soon. let me know ya'lls input.

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Stick with 315's. When I got mine everyone here told me the same. I got Nitto's 555R Drag Radials, but it really depends on what your looking for, they also have just street tires and such as well.
http://www.savastire.com/wheels_tires/nitto_tires.htm This is where i got my tires, real good prices and fast shipping. They didn't even charge me until a week after I got the tires...actually worked out real good, account would have gone negative if i didn't

 

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Pirelli P Zero Asemmetrico,they have a 335/35 17 and I would hate to see how much that one will cost! There may be others,try a google search.. There are plenty of 315's out there, they are expensive enough.

 

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CATMACH said:

Pirelli P Zero Asemmetrico,they have a 335/35 17 and I would hate to see how much that one will cost! There are others,try a google search.. There are plenty of 315's out there, they are expensive enough.

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Not that bad really, $150/tire, just expensive if you go through them in 15k miles like I do with these DR's. Insane traction though, Drop the clutch at 4500rpms without tire spin....crazy

 

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Michelin Pilot Sports, Pirelli PZero System Asimmetrico, Dunlop SP Sport 8000, Goodyear Eagle GS-A and a few competition tires.

Much more choice for 315s, that's why I'd go with them.

 

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if you want a great drag radial, go with the bfg 315's they are very wide for their size, but heat them up and the traction is unreal, maybe last 6-9 months.I agree with what the others have said about good street tires.

 

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Has anybody tried the Sumitomo HTR Z in the 315/35/17? They are only $156 compared to most of the other brands that's pretty cheap.

 

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I've got the HTR Zs and have about 20K miles on them and can probably get another 7-10K more. Great tire for the price.

 

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WhiteDevil69 said:

Not that bad really, $150/tire, just expensive if you go through them in 15k miles like I do with these DR's. Insane traction though, Drop the clutch at 4500rpms without tire spin....crazy

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Where can you find Pirelli 335's for $150? The cheapest 315's I could find (nitto) were around $180, the rest were $250 and up.

 

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I have the Sumitomo HTR Z in the 315/35/17 and love them.

They are not a drag radial so don't expect them to get you that. They are a great street tire that don't break loose and won't wear out at 12K miles.


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How many miles can we expect with the Nitto555R and BFG GeforceDR tires ?
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I have Michelin Pilot Sports on mine, 315/35's, and love them. I believe I got them from tires.com.