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Originally posted by wu` View PostCall up your local Bridgestone they should be able to give you a price. My local place charged me 161$ fitted and balanced for 195/55/15R.ITR #01-0141
“If Honda does not race there is no Honda.” Soichiro Honda
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Vehicle: 2005 Type S
Tyres: Dunlop Sport MAXX
Size: 225/45/R17
Cost: approx $300 fitted (a corner)
Mileage of tyres: 4000klms
Previous tyres: OEM Bridgestone Potenza RE050 (215/45/R17)
Comments: Really good grip, wet & dry performs well with spirited driving in dry. Although its rated better than the stock RE050's, from memory the RE050's tended to handle a tiny bit better. I managed to get 40,000 kms from the RE050. However, the Dunlops are rated to have a better life. Noise wise, it sounds pretty noisy, but a little music gets rid of that. Also, everything is stock, no after-market suspension. Went with the 225 instead of 215 as they were the same price at the time. Thought it would give me an extra advantage, being wider. Overall I would recommend it for the daily enthusiast.
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Guys, getting my ce28's wrapped with adrenalines on my car tomorrow, just wondering what toe and camber settings should i go for. these wheels will be used for road use only, but now and then i like to turn corners thinking of going slight negative camber but dont know how much and wouldnt have a clue with toe. much appreciated if anyone can help la!
Vehicle: 2003 Type R
Tyres: Bridgestone Adrenalines RE001
Size: 225/45/R17
Cost: $275 each fitted
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Originally posted by wu` View Postwell i dont drive the teg much so i cant really say. but they're better than my last tyres, es100s.
has anyone had an experience with falken rt615's and price for 195/55/15R? i might be looking to get a set after these re001's
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Vehicle: 2004 dc5r
Tyres: Bridgestone Adrenalin Potenza RE001
Size: 225/45/17
Cost: $272 per corner
Mileage of tyres: 2000km
Previous tyres: Bridgestone S03
Comments: Good grip, fantastic in the wet, more progressive than the S03's, not sure if the RE001's grip quite as well, but could just be my imagination.
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