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Traum · 02-12-2016, 07:36 PM

Tire Rack has a number of old (2012) production Continental ExtremeContact DW tires on special/closeout pricing in that size. @USD $152 a tire, you'd be stupid to not pick them up.

Otherwise, current production Conti DW would also be a good choice. The DW is a vastly superior tire compared to the (first gen) Evo V12.

One question I have for you is -- how wide is your wheel? Unless you are running a 18x10 wheel, I wouldn't recommend you going with a 265 tire -- IMO, anything less than 10" wide is not going to provide sufficient support for that wide a tire.

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Traum RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Paradise, BC Posts: 8,361 Thanked 8,134 Times in 3,381 Posts Failed 261 Times in 147 Posts	Tire Rack has a number of old (2012) production Continental ExtremeContact DW tires on special/closeout pricing in that size. @USD $152 a tire, you'd be stupid to not pick them up. Otherwise, current production Conti DW would also be a good choice. The DW is a vastly superior tire compared to the (first gen) Evo V12. One question I have for you is -- how wide is your wheel? Unless you are running a 18x10 wheel, I wouldn't recommend you going with a 265 tire -- IMO, anything less than 10" wide is not going to provide sufficient support for that wide a tire.