Wheels and tyres for 01 Outback
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:12 pm
It coming around to new tyres time.
I currently have Bridgestone Turanza ER30 on the front, a Pirelli P6 and a Yokohama G900 on the rear. (stupid dork (prev owner) didnt change them all at the same time)
99% of my is driving to and from work which is a bendy, county road with loads of potholes and irregulataties.
I have had a few recomendations...
Goodyear NCT5 (local Beaurepairs tyre shop $153 each)
Bridgestone 683 (local Bridgestone tyre shop $165 each)
Yokohama C-drives (recommended by mate and sube enthusiast)
Im tempted to get the C-drives, but they tyre guy reckoned they'd wear to quickly.
Has anybody had either good or bad experiences with any of the above mentioned tyres?
Or recommend something you have used and liked.
While we are on the subject of tyres and wheels...
I currently have the stock 16" alloy wheels on my outback, but im tempted to get 17" alloys off a Gen4 Liberty/Outback
Something like this

or this

I can only assume that the offsets will be the same?
I currently have Bridgestone Turanza ER30 on the front, a Pirelli P6 and a Yokohama G900 on the rear. (stupid dork (prev owner) didnt change them all at the same time)
99% of my is driving to and from work which is a bendy, county road with loads of potholes and irregulataties.
I have had a few recomendations...
Goodyear NCT5 (local Beaurepairs tyre shop $153 each)
Bridgestone 683 (local Bridgestone tyre shop $165 each)
Yokohama C-drives (recommended by mate and sube enthusiast)
Im tempted to get the C-drives, but they tyre guy reckoned they'd wear to quickly.
Has anybody had either good or bad experiences with any of the above mentioned tyres?
Or recommend something you have used and liked.
While we are on the subject of tyres and wheels...
I currently have the stock 16" alloy wheels on my outback, but im tempted to get 17" alloys off a Gen4 Liberty/Outback
Something like this

or this

I can only assume that the offsets will be the same?