Advice on New Tires

[nyclaidback]

I have stock GoodYear Eagle tires on my 97firebird

My front driverside tire blew up today as i tried to avoide a squirl and hit the curb.

Any one know the model # on that tire and a good place to purchase it..?

Your feedback is apreciated.

[raxxus]

Hello

congrats on saving the squirel, mighty noble of ya

But when my tire went out, I replaced the rear stock ones with 245/50/16 firestone firehawks, and they have been exceptional since. I got a really good deal on them because I worked at that shop over the summer, so im not sure how much you woudl find them for on the net or whatever tho. just my 2 cents [img]smile.gif[/img]

[UNFNick2k]

If you plan on driving your car a lot in the rain or light snow then look at BF Goodrich KDWS, they are awesome

[Dekay]

Michalin Pilots are pretty awesome too

[David Blalock]

I'm with razzus on the Firehawks. I've got the SS20's on my '91 and I love em.
David

[Blue94V6]

Should be a 235/55/16. www.tirerack.com, www.discounttire.com, and also www.discounttiredirect.com are all good sites to buy tires from. If you're looking for something local, I would recommend finding the nearest goodyear dealer and buying from their. DO NOT put a different size tire on than what you currently have unless you're replacing both front tires. You may also want to look into buying a used tire of the same brand and size.