About to Order New Tires, Check for Correctness? :)

[BigBOSS]

Hey guys, I've got about 39.5k on my original Pirelli PFZero's so it's time for a new set.

I have aftermarket Lexani wheels.. 20x8.5 front and 20x10.5 rear. I am thinking about getting the Nitto Invo's, they look like a good wet and dry tire for Texas daily driving. Anywho.. here are the sizes I am planning on getting.

245/45ZR20 99W (Model #203-140)
295/35ZR20 101W (Model #203-400)

I'd love your input on what you would change, if anything.

Thanks!

[RetPig]

Originally Posted by BigBOSS

Hey guys, I've got about 39.5k on my original Pirelli PFZero's so it's time for a new set.

I have aftermarket Lexani wheels.. 20x8.5 front and 20x10.5 rear. I am thinking about getting the Nitto Invo's, they look like a good wet and dry tire for Texas daily driving. Anywho.. here are the sizes I am planning on getting.

245/45ZR20 99W (Model #203-140)
295/35ZR20 101W (Model #203-400)

I'd love your input on what you would change, if anything.

Thanks!

WOW that sounds like you got pretty good usage out of your PZero's.

You might want to read this first before you make your purchase on the Nitto's.

http://www.caranddriver.com/comparis...to-invo-page-4

[BigBOSS]

Thanks for that. What would y'all recommend?

[J-ROD-210]

I got stock size BFGs G forces. I got about the same mileage out of the Pzeros as you did. We finally got some rain here in SA to try them out on wet roads and I must say I felt more secure with Bfgs than I ever did with Pzeros.

[BigBOSS]

Which model BFG G-Forces?

[Ocikat]

I have invos installed on mine and really like them, leaving Cfest from Indianna I drove thru hours of heavy thunderstorms and they handled good with the exception of deeper standing water on the roads which caused some hydroplaning at highway speeds ( not to be unexpected in my opinion ) I have 315/35-20's on the rear and 275/40-20's on the front

Originally Posted by BigBOSS

Hey guys, I've got about 39.5k on my original Pirelli PFZero's so it's time for a new set.

I have aftermarket Lexani wheels.. 20x8.5 front and 20x10.5 rear. I am thinking about getting the Nitto Invo's, they look like a good wet and dry tire for Texas daily driving. Anywho.. here are the sizes I am planning on getting.

245/45ZR20 99W (Model #203-140)
295/35ZR20 101W (Model #203-400)

I'd love your input on what you would change, if anything.

Thanks!

[Ocikat]

Originally Posted by RetPig

WOW that sounds like you got pretty good usage out of your PZero's.

You might want to read this first before you make your purchase on the Nitto's.

http://www.caranddriver.com/comparis...to-invo-page-4

Interesting !! I'm surprised, I like the Invos I have, to be fair though the BMW and the Camaro are way different cars

[Scott@Bjorn3D]

Originally Posted by BigBOSS

Which model BFG G-Forces?

The New Comp2's. I put a set on the rear and they are great. Really good in the rain, better than the General G-Maxs.

[Guzaku]

Go with the Nitto Motivos instead!

[BigBOSS]

Went with the Nitto Motivos in stock sizes. Discount Tire won't have them in until Monday though, boo!