[sin_loki]

going to try some Nexen CP672 for the daily shit kickers.

Any one have anything bad to say about these tires (or Nexen in general)?

my expectations are for them to last at least 6-7 months.

thanks!

 

[My spoon is too big]

My friend ran 19" Nexens on his Camry. Didn't have any issues.

 

[brylem]

Based upon what I've read here and there, they are fine tires but nothing really special about them.

 

[stevar]

For the price, Sailun altrezzo z4AS is hard to beat. Got a set of wide 18 inches for about $500 shipped. Sticky tires that have great tread design for street fun and safety.

Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS All Season Ultra-High Performance Passenger Tire

 

[Stelth3]

I don't trust Sailuns. Two people I know, have had problems with these tires, both in the wet. A buddy of mine had them on his 95 m3. Bone stock car, he said they don't grip in the wet, as he spun his car at an intersection near work and all he was doing was turning with the advanced green light.
I have read up on them and some of the reviews from users say they fail in the wet compared to Michelins, Continentals. But for bang for buck sometimes you find a good tire at a cheap price. I use Hercules for winter. $325 for a set installed. Similar tread to the General winters, pretty good so far.

 

[MazDaMannn]

From what I've read, Nexen is Korean-made. Some comments on Nexen weren't that been bad. The Nexen CP-672, appears to be a fairly well built tire with a load index of 99. I think i've seen some people here who use Nexen but I usually see N3000 and not CP-672.

Maybe you wanna check out other tires like Continental.

 

[geeboss]

SUMITOMO
HTR A/S P02
low cost tire

BFGoodrich g-Force COMP-2 A/S
medium price $100 < each

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