Got these to choose from at my local tyre place, which one should

Literally none.

Order them online.

>>17622832
>Order them online
>+£4 per tyre for delivery because I live in Northern Ireland
>+£7.80 per tyre fitment because no one wants to do it for free if you don't buy a tyre off them
not worth the hassle

>>17622833
>get tires that won't fucking kill you online for super cheap because it's the fucking internet
>they get delivered to your fucking house because it's the year two thousand and fucking sevengoddamnteen
>drive to tire place to get them mounted with all the fucking money you saved

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>hassle

>>17622873
>get tires that won't fucking kill you online for super cheap because it's the fucking internet
The price difference between local places and online is like £5, so it's cheaper to source them locally.

>>17622879
For literal trash tires.

There's a few items you DO NOT skimp on in cars, expensive or shitbox.
>tires
>brakes
>fluids
>clutch

Look at general G-Max as3's if you have to buy all season, which I'm guessing you do.

They grip nice in dry, wet, and okay in snow.

Like 100 or less a tire for anything under 18s which is super cheap.

Gookshit/10.
Why would you cheap out on the one single part of your car that actually gives you perceivable improvement in driveability for a relatively minor investment?

>>17622738
i habe nexen on my car, its just for commuting and ive had no issues. less than 60% wear from 15000 miles

>>17622910

60% of wear from only 15,000 miles? That's pretty poor, isn't it?

>>17622919
OP here.
15k miles will take me about 2 years to do, so it sounds great to me. The tyres will probably outlive my car anyway

>>17622919
Basically normal for anything over 400 treadwear on a properly aligned car.

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>>17622922

Oh. I guess I was confused because my tires were rated for 90,000 miles. While they won't get there, they will last probably 60,000. I see now that Michelin Defenders are harder tires than most and thus last a long time.

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>>17622738
None of the above. These are the best poverty tier tires period. Note the 75K mile tread wear warranty. Get your broke ass over to Wally World.

>>17622738
Like everyone else said, these are all trash. Go somewhere else and get a name brand tire.

[Spoiler] I have Kumhos on my miata and they're OK [/spoiler]

>>17622738
get michelins. they're the best.

>>17622738

The only brands you can rely on:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_24_hours_of_Le_Mans_records#Winning_Tyres

>>17625514
>buying tyres worth multiple times more than the car

>>17625514
>1998-2017
>Michelin
damn talk about dominating the scene

>>17625514
>my tyre manufacturer got 1 le mans win more than 60 years ago
Feels good

>>17625526
That's actually sensible.

>>17625536
Who can stop their reign of terror?

>>17625604
Hi-Fly

>>17625604
Linglong

>>17625610
Chingchong

>>17625604
Cum Ho

>>17625611
Bingbong

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>tfw i was broke and had to buy cheap gook tires

One is out of round, maybe two and they make my car pull to the left and snake around at highway speeds. I dont drive at highway speed much, but still. Cant wait to get enough cash for some decent tires.

>>17625617
Dingdong

Uniroyal master race m8

>>17625624
won't wheel balancing do the job?