Quick questions:
Quick questions:
What kind of tires would fit 92gs instead 205/55 R15 those are too expensive in Canada<BR>Do you guys know what could be a rezone of steering wheel shaking from left to right when you go 40 or after 120 km/h <BR>Thanks.
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Get your wheels balanced. That will cure the shaking steering wheel. [img]shrug.gif"%20border="0[/img]
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195/60/15. Thats what i run for winters. You might notice a little more flex in the tire because of its narrower track but its only 1cm. Canadian Tire sells good winters called the Nordic Icetracks. Ive found them to be better than even Michelin Arctic Alpins whick cost $40 more a tire.
KWK MX3
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well might be worth your while looking for a complete kit from australia... currently deals goin fer round 1500$ australia which would be around 1300$ canadian. For mags and low profile wheels 17" tire<P>they look very sweet
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MX3new, what's your price range and are you looking for all-season's or winter tires?
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Thanks for your help.<BR>I am looking for all-season. I cannot afford $100 each cause I need all four.<BR>One more question. How much it cost to replace timing belt on MX3, and where is the best place to do it? A lot of mechanics never woreked on that type of cars, and I want it to be done well.
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Hmmm, it could be a tough find, at least in the 205/55 R15 size. There aren't many tires in that size. FYI, I just purchased 4 all-season Bridgestone Potenza RE910's from Kal-Tire for about $115/each, total price of about $600 (including taxes, wheel balancing, etc.) Eagle GT II's were priced at about $135/each and Michelin Pilots were in the $150 range. Maybe check with a Canadian Tire. Hope you're able to find something, good luck!
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All-season Bridgestone Potenza that is what I have now, but I will go for 195/60 R15.<BR>Thanks.
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I have 195/60/15 Pirelli P400 all seasons.<BR>All four with balancing, valves, and taxes for $350. Just call around to those small tire shops.
KWK MX3
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Thanks KWK MX3
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I just got the Eagle GT II's and I'ld highly recommend them!!! It's worth the extra cash!
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