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wjcollier07 10-06-2007 05:10 PM

no, they're not too bad, but i still think it woulda been better to go with the G009s online.

How much they charging you for the falkens?

93-SSE 10-06-2007 05:24 PM

94 each, buy 3 get one free was like 311

then 12 per tire disposal
and 20 something road hazard (free flat repair ect)
and then Free Rotation, Balancing and Alignment check and valve stems

im out 435 total, not too bad i don't think, considering what i got out of it.

PRD2BDF 10-06-2007 05:35 PM

I think all Falkens are great tires! I bet you will be very satisfied!

sqela 10-06-2007 06:45 PM


Originally Posted by 93-SSE
Or what about these?
Kumho Ecsta SPT
:twisted:
Yeah right, at $212 a piece, and beside mine doesn't spin the wheels enough to make enough smoke to be worth it :roll: :lol:


Ecsta SPT Colored Smoke tires will leave a sticky residue on the vehicle''s underbody, suspension, wheelwells and the fenders during extended burnouts.
hmmm too bad they didn't make a tire made with POR-15 :idea: :lol:

MadSam 11-28-2007 02:14 PM

Falken ZE 912
 
I have a 2000 Park Avenue and would like to know the opinions on the Falken ZE 912 tires. I was interested in the ZE 512, but locally the 912's are available.

The price I found is 115 each, includes mounting, balancing, road hazzard, nitrogen inflated, etc.. so, i figure 460 out the door...plus tax of course. I have an appointment in a couple hours, but I thought I'd visit the ol' Bonne Gang for some input.

Sam B.

DarkShadow 11-28-2007 04:40 PM

Dont go with the falkens, nothing but garbage. I should know, we sell them at work.

best bang for the buck are the goodyear assurance tripletreads or the michelin weatherwise 2

oh and the 512's are being discontinued cuz they suck. lol

PRD2BDF 11-28-2007 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by DarkShadow
Dont go with the falkens, nothing but garbage. I should know, we sell them at work.

best bang for the buck are the goodyear assurance tripletreads or the michelin weatherwise 2

oh and the 512's are being discontinued cuz they suck. lol

Seeing this is an older thread but I think it's not too old...

Why you say the Falkens suck? I currently run 512s

MadSam 11-29-2007 09:39 AM


Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999

Originally Posted by DarkShadow
Dont go with the falkens, nothing but garbage. I should know, we sell them at work.

best bang for the buck are the goodyear assurance tripletreads or the michelin weatherwise 2

oh and the 512's are being discontinued cuz they suck. lol

Seeing this is an older thread but I think it's not too old...

Why you say the Falkens suck? I currently run 512s

The last post before I revived this thread, was not even 2 months ago, so i assume this isn't an old thread at all.

As for the tires, I should have posted before I was in dire need of tires, but I posted a couple hours before my appointment.

I am still very curious to hear what others have to say about the 512's as well as the 912's. I bought a set of 4 912's yesterday, and I really like them, so far. We are going to experience rain and/or snow all this week, so I should really get the chance to test them out.

My old tires were not shaped like a circle, as my new ones are. That's always a plus. ;)

Anyone have any opinions on nitrogen filled tires? Where I bought my tires, they unflate them with nitrogen, which is supposed to be better than air. I read some stuff online about it, but aside from all the theories, has anyone noticed a difference running nitrogen instead of air?


Thanks again for any and all help.

Sam B
Western New York.

vital49 11-29-2007 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by MadSam
The last post before I revived this thread, was not even 2 months ago, so i assume this isn't an old thread at all.

It's actually borderline. After a couple months, the threads are considered old and shouldn't be revived.

We'll let this one go, but keep that in mind for future reference.

MadSam 11-29-2007 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by vital49
We'll let this one go, but keep that in mind for future reference.

I have no idea why this is such an important issue, but I don't post a lot and I don't have time to keep up with the little quirky changes or rules that may apply. I see no harm in asking a question in a thread that's not old.....imo.... Oddly, when posting new threads, on this and other forums, i have seen too often, folks replying with.. use the search option. I used that option, and added to a recent subject only to have more drama about an old thread, and not a lot of replies to the actual question at hand.


I am almost insulted by the term..... we'll let this one go..... By all means, if you think i did something wrong, don't let it go. do whatever you do when someone is so offensive, they'd ask a question on a vintage 2 month old....thread.. sheesh..


Got an opinion on the tires? never mind. I don't really care at this point...


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