Tyre/tire thread

19" tire prices are so cuntish

Basic shitbox tires for my shitbox cost $120/tire at 17in and $180/tire at 19in wtf

>shitbox
>more than 16'
nigger

when it comes to tires I know nothing so I'm hoping someone can help me out here.im going to be working as a delivery driver this winter and I need new tires. winter where I am is fucking brutal so I'm wondering what a good set of winter or all season tires would be. driving a dodge dart btw

They’re decent tires I have them on my Velosturd Turbo. Can’t tell you much about treadwear but it has been 3 months 4k miles and still look new the treadwear. They handle decent and are really quiet, however on small imperfections/bumps they go a little wild or make too much noise but then again the roads here are really shit. On highways they make 0 noise at all and ride really well.

I haven’t tracked them or anything but handle pretty well on some spirited driving even for a FF shitbox.

>In terms of dry grip the tires are the ultimate for a daily driver tire.
With normal tires on sharp turns, the car slides (drifts) a bit which reduces peak stress on the bearing assembly. But with tires that refuse to lose grip, the car no longer slides and all that extra peak pressure is brought to bear on the bearings.

I wonder if over the long term, that reduces the life of the wheel bearings?