Watch This BEFORE Buying Tires!

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Today we discuss the in's and out's of tires alongside the buying process to ensure you'll make an educated decision with your next set of fresh tires!

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[FitmentIndustries]

What are your favorite tires? Comment below! Don’t forget to check out wheels, tires, and suspension over at www.fitmentindustries.com

[petermoger]

Simple answer: pilot sport all season 4 on the streets. Toyo proxes R888R in the sheets.

[pigeonpoo]

On a serious note, 2 things that save your life are brakes and tires. Spend more!

[Djdonthate]

Seriously are you guys reading my mind? I wanted to get a charger and you guys uploaded a "so you want a charger" video that week.
I wanted to add color to my car and you post a video about adding color and a theme like 3 days later...
YESTERDAY I start thinking about what my next set of tires should be ... here's this video.

[steampunkbadger]

You don't need to replace the tpms sensor, just the kit. The kit is usually a seperate stem or just the hardware holding the stem in place depending in year, make, and model.

[arivataplays]

I see you posted this a couple two-tree minutes ago.

[JohnDoeAnonyme]

i didn't watch the full videos but i'm confident i'm gonna need to run a semi slick on my prius

[raptpenut]

I literally just bought tires before this came out😂

[Indigo_gt]

Next vid should be “Watch this BEFORE getting a girlfriend!”

[alexanderestk]

I bought 4 lexani tires for my 350z, under $450. Can’t go wrong. They grip nice when I want them to and they drift nice 👌🏻

[TokelundOSRS]

Great video! Had to sub after this one as a tire guy this was a very well made and people that watch this can make my job that much easier! I I will say though, direct style TPM sensors generally have a lifespan of about 7-10 years before needing to be replaced on average. When buying tires you should always replace seals with a rebuild kit or replace the stem with a rebuild kit depending on the sensor but you don’t necessarily have to drop a bunch of money on sensors every time you buy tires. It can be ~$50-$100 per corner just for sensors and being that there’s tires out there for less than $100 per corner, I wouldn’t want someone to come in thinking they need to pay the cost of 2 sets of tires every time they need tires type of thing. But yes anytime tires are done 100% use a rebuild kit and if you’re getting new wheels and want to keep the old ones, you’ll need new sensors.

[jaket]

I was confused for a second because the title sounded like a Scotty kilmer video

[home_]

Firestone Indy 500's. For the price you can't beat them. Good in the wet and decent dry grip. Wear rate is decent and they aren't expensive.

[MikeWazowski.Senior]

I bought my car brand new less than 100 miles

2019 Tucson AWD
It has Michelin Primacy A/S tires on it, I’ve currently driven the car 43K miles because i use it a lot for work. I always rotated them and I used them for 43K miles and it’s about time I change them now

[unignostik]

Can you guys please do a video on tire brands/series than tend to run narrow/true to size/wide? Most frustrating thing when dialing in fitment.

[callendbott]

Continental dws are some very high quality tires loved the set I had did well in ny winter

[xo.blanc]

I wish study guides were fun, interactive videos like this

[mitchhopkins]

first time I’ve seen snow, I was caught lackin on Eagle F1s in January driving up the California Grapevine.

[Tony-tkht]

"Watch this before you tell your mom your girl is pregnant"

[rookietoprobuildz]

Tires are possible one of the most important mod you can do. 5:10 I should put my FRS in the gallery 📸