Nitto 555's anyone?
Hey...need 4 new donuts. Called Discount tire & they said the Toyo Proxies I want are on a 1 MONTH backup!!! DAM*IT!! They said the closest perfromance lateral is Nitto 555's. Anyone have these? Are they decent? I had Nitto DR's on my cobra & they were worthless. Also, can I safely go with a wider tire than a 45? I dont want excessive sidewall but I would like a little more rubber than these 45's. Thanx guys!!!
Sweet, do they look as good as the proxies. I originally liked those because they were such a sharp tire. Also, does anyone know if I can go with a wider size with no problems?
Nittos are made by Toyo, but I believe the Nitto 555 are softer once they break in, and you can run a 295/45/18 and that would give you about a 11.6 tread width. I have seen 305s, but I think they look weird.
Well 305/45-18 for the 555R's in the back but i don't think much else is available in that size.
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Originally posted by SpankDog
I havent seen the Toyo's but the 555's look a lot better than the F1's to me.
I havent seen the Toyo's but the 555's look a lot better than the F1's to me.
i got my 555's from http://www.onlinetires.com/main.html
i'm very pleased with them. if you contact nitto, the 295-45-ZR18 (our stock tire size) is the largest 555 they carry unless you go with a drag radial (NT-555R) 305-45-ZR18
i'm very pleased with them. if you contact nitto, the 295-45-ZR18 (our stock tire size) is the largest 555 they carry unless you go with a drag radial (NT-555R) 305-45-ZR18
Rick
So is that Mach I Erin's engagement present? It has been awhile so maybe it was a wedding present...either way, very nice set you got there. Maybe I should find a significant other so I can have a "second" car again
Ya'll take care!
So is that Mach I Erin's engagement present? It has been awhile so maybe it was a wedding present...either way, very nice set you got there. Maybe I should find a significant other so I can have a "second" car again
Ya'll take care!
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