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tire choice for honda alloys
i have a 88 dx hatch and i am putting 14 inch 91 crx si alloys on. I need tires and i was thinking yokahama avs es100. Anyone have any ideas or recondmendations?
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Re: tire choice for honda alloys
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i have a 88 dx hatch and i am putting 14 inch 91 crx si alloys on. I need tires and i was thinking yokahama avs es100. Anyone have any ideas or recondmendations?
stock size is 185/65x14".
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