Originally Posted by
dragon2knight
The Enasaves were like slicks to me even with good tread on them. The RE92's are grippier by a long shot. Eventually I'm trading up to a larger rim/tire anyway, so these will do for the time being.
Ya I am thinking of the same and getting 15", preferably Mitsubishi ones.. Europe gets other alloys on the Space Star that you cant get in Canada/USA.. so those rims would be nice. Or like maybe go gold rims to stand out with my plain Mirage, since my car has no chrome.
My point about tires: : The price has to be right though. I got my used 2016 alloy rims I got now, with newer Dunlops, for less than $150. Maybe I won't get that deal ever again.
I should get some all-weathers new, and then I am set again... but my Dunlops haven't even seen 1 winter yet,..
I think the Mirage is small but actually pretty decent handling in the winter, and my manual always helps in the winter too, except traffic jams like I was in earlier today, and the stick shift is annoying. Sorry for babbling on there haha
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