[romanonj]

Anyone tried these by chance? Looking for reviews..

[Mattshokri3]

anyone?

[DTP1980]

These are budget tyres and will Without any doubt spoil your fabulous car. I would never ever use any component on a premium vehicle which no-one has experience with, or perhaps ever heard of. Stick with the big name brands, they have earned their reputation for good reason.

[j13reyes]

If you're on a budget id look into Achillies ATR Sport 2 tires, affordable and good

[James550i6spd]

what size tires? I've found it's better to compromise on a tire size than tire brand. You can save a lot by switching to more common tire sizes with big name brands. (i.e 265/35/20 tires are heck of a lot more expensive than 275/35/20 tires)

With these brands like Delinte or Nexxen, it's just like playing russian roulette. You may get a good set every now and then but you can get some crappy ones as well. It's not a random fact that 3 tire failures I've had in the past 12 years have been with no-name brands.

Plus there's always that negative image of putting walmart-brand tires on a $50k car

[romanonj]

Originally Posted by James335i6spd

what size tires? I've found it's better to compromise on a tire size than tire brand. You can save a lot by switching to more common tire sizes with big name brands. (i.e 265/35/20 tires are heck of a lot more expensive than 275/35/20 tires)

With these brands like Delinte or Nexxen, it's just like playing russian roulette. You may get a good set every now and then but you can get some crappy ones as well. It's not a random fact that 3 tire failures I've had in the past 12 years have been with no-name brands.

Plus there's always that negative image of putting walmart-brand tires on a $50k car

Thanks I was curious. Certainly don't want any failures as I have tendency to drive over 120mph at times.. Most likely either contepis dw, dunlops are going to be tires of choice..