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QAT-R Sep 12, 2006 12:02 PM

Cheapest Advan Neova's?
 
So the search was not very fruitful. Does anybody know where I can get these tires for the least amount of money? Just as a base line, tirerack is offering the a set of four in the 255/40/17 fitment for:

Price per tire: $224

$896 plus shipping and tax

total = $937.02 shipped to my door

Oh and any opinions about the tire itself would be appreciated since I haven't purchased yet. I'm getting REALLY tired of 400 treadwear tires.

Thanks {thumbup}

Neal@tirerack Sep 12, 2006 12:31 PM

Pure awesome dry tire!!! Some teams are actually using them as full blood race tires. Similar to the B-Stone RE-01R.

QAT-R Sep 12, 2006 12:47 PM

Thanks Neal, I was hoping you'd post. So I can probably get 15k out these daily driving, this is just the impression I've got from the treadwear rating?

Neal@tirerack Sep 12, 2006 12:52 PM

cant really go by tread wear ratings along, most the time they are pretty inaccurate. I'd say both tires would get 10-12K miles properly taken care of. those guys really could care less about anything but dry traction and response. everything else, tread wear included, gets kicked to the curb.

QAT-R Sep 12, 2006 12:57 PM

Thanks Neal!

Huh, had no idea about the inconsistency of treadwear ratings, you learn something new everyday...{thumbup}

PVD04 Sep 12, 2006 12:59 PM

Great tire. I got 11,000 miles out of them with 4 track days and 1 autocross in there, although two of the track days were in the rain so that probably helped tire life a bit. If you are running an 8" wide wheel (i.e. stock), I would go with the 245/40-17 rather than the 255. The 255's feel very sloppy on the 8" wide wheel, so much so that after I got them I bought wider wheels that I wasn't really planning on buying. The 245's were great.

-Paul

wthoevo8 Sep 12, 2006 08:37 PM

Neova better than RA-1???

Originally Posted by Neal@tirerack.
Pure awesome dry tire!!! Some teams are actually using them as full blood race tires. Similar to the B-Stone RE-01R.


Speed Element Sep 12, 2006 09:28 PM


Originally Posted by wthoevo8
Neova better than RA-1???

i wouldn't say better.. a bit better and more expensive :)

I would just get A048s ;)

ashumo Sep 12, 2006 11:33 PM

I'm on my second set of Neova's, don't get them unless you want to be spoiled and feel that your stuck buying expensive tires. First I ran 245's on a 8.5" wheel, now on the same wheel I run a 255/40/17. Very good tire, I dont think there is another tire for dry and wet conditions that I would run. My first set i paid 920 or so mounted and balanced (245/40/17). The 255's I got a killer hook up.

What size wheel you going to run them on?

trinydex Sep 13, 2006 01:34 AM

so it's basically a grand for a set? no cheaper dealios?

TogueMonster Sep 13, 2006 01:36 AM

Worth every penny!

QAT-R Sep 13, 2006 08:51 PM


Originally Posted by ashumo
I'm on my second set of Neova's, don't get them unless you want to be spoiled and feel that your stuck buying expensive tires. First I ran 245's on a 8.5" wheel, now on the same wheel I run a 255/40/17. Very good tire, I dont think there is another tire for dry and wet conditions that I would run. My first set i paid 920 or so mounted and balanced (245/40/17). The 255's I got a killer hook up.

What size wheel you going to run them on?

I will be on 17 x 9 wheel, so 255 would be perfect. Care to share you hook up? :D

Mounted and balancing would cost me about $100, pricey but well worth the assurance of not having my Ce's scratch by the dufus at tire rack. :lol: The guy uses some sort of airbag system that doesn't scratch rims.

Neal@tirerack Sep 14, 2006 04:59 AM


Originally Posted by wthoevo8
Neova better than RA-1???

Really have to say they are about the same. The differences recorded in our track/road testing are extremely close. Those are probably the two most similar tires I've driven. Even in wet, where normally a Yoko would fall to the BS, they are very very similar. You can't go wrong with either one. We helped Bridgestone develop the RE.

Check our test results between them here

Why Bridgestone's "R" Stands For Revolutionary Rather Than Race

kekek Sep 14, 2006 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by Neal@tirerack.
Really have to say they are about the same. The differences recorded in our track/road testing are extremely close. Those are probably the two most similar tires I've driven. Even in wet, where normally a Yoko would fall to the BS, they are very very similar. You can't go wrong with either one. We helped Bridgestone develop the RE.

Check our test results between them here

Why Bridgestone's "R" Stands For Revolutionary Rather Than Race

Neil,
I think he's referring to the Toyo RA-1 R-compound tire. In that case I don't think the Neovas are going to win, unless temps are cold and the RA-1's get no heat in them.

QAT-R Sep 14, 2006 08:04 AM


Originally Posted by kekek
Neil,
I think he's referring to the Toyo RA-1 R-compound tire. In that case I don't think the Neovas are going to win, unless temps are cold and the RA-1's get no heat in them.

Bump for an answer, there must be some confusion because those two tires are in different leagues, right? Street tire vs. R-compound...


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