Taiden
Taiden Reader
5/28/09 7:13 p.m.

The 195/60/R14 RT615 is still around... I've used them on a Sentra. Fun tire.

A friend keeps telling me RT615s are using outdated rubber. I can't seem to find anything definitive online, and I trust the GRM opinion more than any other.

I'm looking for tires I can weekend warrior on the street with an autocross now and then.

P71
P71 Dork
5/28/09 7:46 p.m.

None of the marginally faster tires come in 14", so we're stuck with the Falkens. Not like that's bad, I like them.

mw
mw Reader
5/28/09 7:46 p.m.

there's nothing really new in 14". You choices are Azenis or RS2's If your mileage is limited you could run a Toyo R888

Taiden
Taiden Reader
5/28/09 7:58 p.m.

This is pretty much what I was expecting... I'm trying to decide between a 14x5.5 @ 10 lbs or a 15x6 @ 15 lbs for my civic. They are both the same price, but the 14" has an added bonus of being easy to hide behind hub caps when I am in the city.

laz
laz New Reader
5/28/09 10:35 p.m.

I'm bumping to 15" on the LeMons car for the next race. The Azenis just aren't doing it for me ... and I'd rather have a 225 width anyway. This is on an E30.

billy3esq
billy3esq Dork
5/28/09 11:05 p.m.

As an alternative to the R888, you can also get the Nitto NT-01 in 14". I think the RA1s are also still available, which is better in wet conditions.

Goldmember
Goldmember Reader
5/28/09 11:35 p.m.

What year civic? If you have 4X100, the people's pattern, you should look for A2 VW steelies(14"). I'm not sure about weight but they are 6" wide with a more aggressive offset than Honda steelies. I've actually got a set lined up for $75 from a fellow club member as soon as we go to the same event. . .

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