Yokohama AVS ES100

[ronnysbray]

I have a chance to purchase these tires at whole sell price which is 60$ a piece 205/50r15s are what im looking at, load rating is 86, speed rating V. Have yall used these yet anything about them I should know?

[sleepyalero]

i hear decent things about Yokohama. is what i would do, look up reviews through google on that tire. see if people say there is alot of road noise, how long the tires usually last people. etc

[ronnysbray]

Yea I will my dads work is who is selling them to me they normally give me mastercrafts which are great budget tires by the if ya'll are ever looking for reliable cheap tires with little road noise and great gurentees but yea ill look up the reviews and once I get them Ill let everybody know how they are like I said im only paying 60 a piece the features are posted as: Continuous block design, Steel sidewall inserts, Solid center ribs, silica composite carbon technology, high traction groove design, rim protector bar, and jointless nylon caps.

[sleepyalero]

60 is a steal honestly.

[ronnysbray]

The benefits are : Crisp sharp cornering, High speed stability and traction, Help reduce noise, reduces rolling resistance, Efficiently evacuate water, Added protection for curbside damage, and a smoother ride. Thats what was on the tires profile on my dads database at work he printed it out for me along with all the sizes the come in If I like them ill end up using them on my 89 rangers build.

[ronnysbray]

Most places sell them for like 110 lol

[sleepyalero]

i say go for it. sounds good plus its your dad so i doubt he would offer something cruddy. lol

[ronnysbray]

Yea I like this job of his simply cause I get free rotations and balances along with discount tires I also get to use their rotary lift any time I want

[xXManwhoreXx]

Not to quote fast and furious tokyo.drift but "i see you can read the brochure" I have had terrible luck with both mastercraft and yokohama. Falkan, bf goodrich, and toyo are all I eff with now

[ronnysbray]

Originally Posted by xXManwhoreXx

Not to quote fast and furious tokyo.drift but "i see you can read the brochure" I have had terrible luck with both mastercraft and yokohama. Falkan, bf goodrich, and toyo are all I eff with now

Mastercraft is a great brand I have them on the jeep, the jimmy, the alero, the hard body, and the toyota t100 I havent found a single problem with them off road and on road they are great.

Also BF Goodrich are a horrible brand they are over priced at most places.

[sleepyalero]

Originally Posted by ronnysbray

I have a chance to purchase these tires at whole sell price which is 60$ a piece 205/50r15s are what im looking at, load rating is 86, speed rating V. Have yall used these yet anything about them I should know?

Originally Posted by xXManwhoreXx

Not to quote fast and furious tokyo.drift but "i see you can read the brochure" I have had terrible luck with both mastercraft and yokohama. Falkan, bf goodrich, and toyo are all I eff with now

i like Nitto's and Fuzion Hri's.

[ronnysbray]

Originally Posted by sleepyalero

i like Nitto's and Fuzion Hri's.

Nittos are good for performing but arent the best for daily driving I havent tried Fuzion Hri's

[AleroB888]

Originally Posted by ronnysbray

I have a chance to purchase these tires at whole sell price which is 60$ a piece 205/50r15s are what im looking at, load rating is 86, speed rating V. Have yall used these yet anything about them I should know?

Yeah, you need 215/60/R15s

[ronnysbray]

Originally Posted by AleroB888

Yeah, you need 215/60/R15s

Yea they will cost me the same.

[ronnysbray]

The speed rating and everything is the same

[AleroB888]

Originally Posted by ronnysbray

The speed rating and everything is the same

Diameter is less, your speedo would be off, and less tread width on a 205

[ronnysbray]

True