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Just fit a second set of wheels with Ohtsu tires. Did a 18,19 setup on C6 wheels but couldn’t see spending $1200 on summer tires for 2 months driving Researched the Ohtsus that are made by Falken. Plenty of good reviews and have been around a while -previously under Falken label. Fronts were $88 apiece Rears were $125 apiece. Not bad tires for cruising and some even track them. Not a popular brand but not a no-name.
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Seriously - more info is needed if you really want a recommendation.
Base, Z06 or aftermarket wheels? Not all tires are available in all sizes... so this does kind of matter.
Do you need all-season or no?
Do you care about run-flat?
All street or occasional track day?
Do you have a budget?
Cathy, I don't believe anyone is trying to be "snarky." But please consider how generic, or vague your question was. More information is needed to provide any semblance of a beneficial answer. As an Interior Designer, consider for a moment if you were asked, "What should I do to improve the style of my home?" Your response probably is along the lines of; What type of home do you have? What image do you wish to present? What styles interest you? What is you budget? Et cetera.
Your Corvette Fam wants to help, but need a little more info.
Cathy, I don't believe anyone is trying to be "snarky." But please consider how generic, or vague your question was. More information is needed to provide any semblance of a beneficial answer. As an Interior Designer, consider for a moment if you were asked, "What should I do to improve the style of my home?" Your response probably is along the lines of; What type of home do you have? What image do you wish to present? What styles interest you? What is you budget? Et cetera.
Your Corvette Fam wants to help, but need a little more info.
I will consider when I am not asked in that trashy tone.
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Originally Posted by Route99
Karen, I don't believe anyone is trying to be "snarky." But please consider how generic, or vague your question was. More information is needed to provide any semblance of a beneficial answer. As an Interior Designer, consider for a moment if you were asked, "What should I do to improve the style of my home?" Your response probably is along the lines of; What type of home do you have? What image do you wish to present? What styles interest you? What is you budget? Et cetera.
Your Corvette Fam wants to help, but need a little more info.
Seriously - more info is needed if you really want a recommendation.
Base, Z06 or aftermarket wheels? Not all tires are available in all sizes... so this does kind of matter.
Do you need all-season or no?
Do you care about run-flat?
All street or occasional track day?
Do you have a budget?
Seriously, one doesn't have to answer back with ugliness. I would respond to a courteous reply. Is that seriously asking too much on here? I don't think so.
Last edited by BuffyPalomar; Jun 14, 2020 at 10:00 PM.
Seriously, one doesn't have to answer back with ugliness. I would respond to a courteous reply. Is that seriously asking too much on here? I don't think so.
His post was not made with "ugliness". Much like in my post (which I made immediately after yours and you chose not to acknowledge), he is asking you very, very, very basic and necessary questions. These are questions that require answers before anyone can make tire recommendations. Your unwillingness to answer those basic questions is why you haven't received any recommendations on tires. It really is that simple. To put it in perspective for you, if you walk into a Starbucks and say "I want coffee", you won't get any right away. You will be given basic questions that require answers. "What kind of coffee?" "Hot or iced?" "What size?" See how that works?
You know it is 2020 when someone actually gets triggered when other people just ask them for more information. LOL
My questions were by no means meant to insult in any way. They are legitimate things that need be known if you want a recommendation that will benefit you, as reiterated by a couple of people already.
Call up Tire Rack or go to your local tire dealer - they will ask you the same things but they will probably just recommend what they have in stock so they can make the sale.