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    Which 315s

    Looking at tries to put on my future 17x11 ZR1s for the Camaro. Need something that will work for a daily driver. Originally planned for the BFG G-Force KDW since I really like them with my smaller rims, but it seems BFG has discontinued that size.

    The only tires I know of that size so far are the Nittos and Goodyears. The Nittos I am worried about in the rain.

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    315/35-17 Sumitomo HTRZ. $108 a piece. Can't beat the price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squee View Post
    315/35-17 Sumitomo HTRZ. $108 a piece. Can't beat the price.
    How well do they perform ? I had some Sumis when I first bought the Camaro though I don't remember what type they were, but even with the stock LS1 they did not hold very well.

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    Not really sure first hand. I have some on my car, but haven't driven it yet since I'm getting ready for a engine swap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bottesini View Post
    Looking at tries to put on my future 17x11 ZR1s for the Camaro. Need something that will work for a daily driver. Originally planned for the BFG G-Force KDW since I really like them with my smaller rims, but it seems BFG has discontinued that size.

    The only tires I know of that size so far are the Nittos and Goodyears. The Nittos I am worried about in the rain.
    I'm in the exact same boat as you are except mine are TTIIs. I'm leaning toward the Nittos mostly for price.

    I've read most of the reviews on 3 different tire sites and its mostly in favor of wet weather driving than against.

    I know, I was worried about that too until I read more reviews.

    I think I will go with the Nitto 555s and try them out. I have Falken FK452's now but, they don't make a 315 either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squee View Post
    315/35-17 Sumitomo HTRZ. $108 a piece. Can't beat the price.
    link please??? can't find them that cheap... and I gotta order 2....

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG GUNS View Post
    I'm in the exact same boat as you are except mine are TTIIs. I'm leaning toward the Nittos mostly for price.

    I've read most of the reviews on 3 different tire sites and its mostly in favor of wet weather driving than against.

    I know, I was worried about that too until I read more reviews.

    I think I will go with the Nitto 555s and try them out. I have Falken FK452's now but, they don't make a 315 either.
    I am actually leaning towards the Goodyears myself. Since I end up driving my car in all kinds of bad weather and stuff I don't want to even try the risk of Nittos in the rain. Only takes one bad slip to ruin everything. Even with 275 BFG G-Force Sports I almost lost it when I tried to get on the highway. Seems 4.11s are a little more peppy then I thought The major drawback for the Goodyears to me was the price vs performance when compared to the BFGs.

    Hopefully someone will give me a few more options on here

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    Yeah, if I could afford the Goodyears, I would.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebdboudreaux View Post
    link please??? can't find them that cheap... and I gotta order 2....
    My bad, $104 a piece.

    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...tomo&x=37&y=12

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    Go with Vredesteins. They are affordable and perform excellent in the rain and perfect on dry pavement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squee View Post
    Awesome... Appreciate it...

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    No problem. I'm probably gonna be buying quite a bit of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 9t8z28 View Post
    Go with Vredesteins. They are affordable and perform excellent in the rain and perfect on dry pavement.
    Where do you get them from ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 9t8z28 View Post
    Go with Vredesteins. They are affordable and perform excellent in the rain and perfect on dry pavement.
    Here is a forum thread on them in a corvette forum. Older data from the forum shows that they hold up pretty good and those that have them seem to be happy with them.

    http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-z...-are-on-3.html

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    OH Jeeezus, found this website and they have them for $458 per tire. Called them and confirmed.

    http://www.tiresbyweb.com/p-7315-vre...-sessanta.aspx


    So, if you can get them from this website for $174 per tire, that is a huge savings.

    http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...-17#prodAnchor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bottesini View Post
    How well do they perform ?
    Not at all.


    If I put a street tire on mine...it would be BFG KD's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Not at all.


    If I put a street tire on mine...it would be BFG KD's.
    Wish I could, but I am trying to find a 315 and BFG does not make a street tire that wide anymore.

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    Bastards.

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    try and call your local tire shops and you may find some one that still has a set of bfg's in a 315.

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