I have a 04 civic vp and it is my baby. I know it is bottom of the line for
Honda but I love my little her.
hey it's not cause I'm broke, I bought my wife an 00 odyssey and then a 06
pilot loaded to the max. And yes it is the family car that we all pile into
to go anywhere.
But my little civic is mine mainly for a 20 minute commute to work and back.
But I digress. I just want to know what are some sweet little tires to but
on this booger.
And "NO" I don't want to change out the rims or wheels. I just want some
solid meat on my baby.
So, anyway. when your done laughing at me drop me a line and let me know
what you think.
'preciate ya
Bill
isquat@gmail.com - 16 May 2007 03:38 GMT
> I have a 04 civic vp and it is my baby. I know it is bottom of the line for
> Honda but I love my little her.
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> 'preciate ya
Ecsta 712s are pretty good if you don't need winter traction and
RE960s if you don't bother switching to winter rubber when it snows
if you want to spend more ecsta mx wears wells and is comfy
ventus r-s2 is seems much harsher does not seem to be whole lot
better and seems to be perpetually out of balance.
still stratching my head over 5th vs 15th place in c&d comparo
with the stock rims you'd be hard pressed good sticky rubber for your
car
if you can find si takeoffs with pilot exalto 2 it might be a one way
ticket
to paradise
Dave L - 16 May 2007 03:59 GMT
>I have a 04 civic vp and it is my baby. I know it is bottom of the line
>for Honda but I love my little her.
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> Bill
Depends what region you live in and your type of driving. Check
www.tirerack.com - they've got excellent reader surveys and test track
results.
-Dave
Matt Ion - 16 May 2007 04:03 GMT
>> I have a 04 civic vp and it is my baby. I know it is bottom of the line
>> for Honda but I love my little her.
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> www.tirerack.com - they've got excellent reader surveys and test track
> results.
One presumes part of the reason for this choice of car is its fuel
economy for the commute... remember that narrower tires = less rolling
resistance = better economy. Not a massive difference, but with the way
gas prices are going, every bit helps...
TE Chea - 06 Jun 2007 18:50 GMT
| >> it is my baby
Do you breast / bottle feed this baby ? Twit