Wheels
Are there plenty? The only ones I can think of are the super-low end trim levels of econo cars.
Can you define "decent?" If you're looking at 60 Series stuff that we would run on our cars we're severely limited. There are replicas of old tires from Coker which IIRC perform comparably to the originals (translation: "drive at your own risk")...then you have some ancient designs that have lingered for decades (BFG Radial T/A) and some ok all-season "performance" (Hankook Ventus H101, Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/T).
There are some great performance tires in the 15" range but they're almost all 50 series and shorter, targeted at 90s era import stuff. :(
The only other one that I have come across is the Avon CR6ZZ which aren't readily available in the States...and while likely street legal, they're 80 treadwear so they're sure not going to last too long. I'd sure give them a try if Tirerack or any local place carried them.
http://www.avonmotorsport.com/historic/historic/cr6zz
Are there plenty? The only ones I can think of are the super-low end trim levels of econo cars.
Can you define "decent?" If you're looking at 60 Series stuff that we would run on our cars we're severely limited. There are replicas of old tires from Coker which IIRC perform comparably to the originals (translation: "drive at your own risk")...then you have some ancient designs that have lingered for decades (BFG Radial T/A) and some ok all-season "performance" (Hankook Ventus H101, Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/T).
There are some great performance tires in the 15" range but they're almost all 50 series and shorter, targeted at 90s era import stuff. :(
The only other one that I have come across is the Avon CR6ZZ which aren't readily available in the States...and while likely street legal, they're 80 treadwear so they're sure not going to last too long. I'd sure give them a try if Tirerack or any local place carried them.
http://www.avonmotorsport.com/historic/historic/cr6zz
