If you prefer comfort over performance, all-season tires might be better for daily driving. Enter your car's info on tirerack.com to see some options.
Im even more lost now on which tires to pick on tirerack.com LOL
Here are some recommended ones on this board. Can't go wrong with any of these in California:
As of rn the Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 is on sale for $532. Do you think Ill be solid if that will be for daily drivin? Everything else is substantially more expenisive haha
The Indy 500 are good summer tires (no snow) if you don't mind the 30k mile tread life. The all-season tires mentioned above have higher tread life and provide more comfort, just factor these into your buying decision. Read Tire Rack reviews on these tires.
Thanks bro! Ill do some more researching, since Id want more treadlife on my tires especially since I will be using them year round
Nice color choice. Can you post a back and front bumper shot to show how flush it sits with a +33. Was pretty bummed to see Avid stopped making +35 wheels. Also, what license plate relocation kitavid1 18x8.5 +33
stock tires
lowered on eibach prokits
what wheel are those in gray metallic type r without the center caps? do you sell those?
sick looking! do you still have these wheels? wonder if the quality is ok and if they will hold some time. been wanting to get some wheels from avid. just dont know the qualityMy new setup, I just can't leave well enough alone!!!
Avid AV20's. 18x9.5, 38mm w/ 245/40-18 Yokohama Advan A/S
For all 10th gen civics, it's a 12x1.5 lug nut. Stock lug nuts are spherical based, and you need conical based for aftermarket wheels. I got mine at autozone with locks for 35 dollars.
