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Both Bridgestone and Yokohama make 225/50-15s, which should work well on your wheels, too.
I got a Full set of Yoko A052's for $100, and a Full set of RE71r's for $100.
I bought Kenda vezda’s becuase they were the cheapest 200 tread wear tire out there. They have been awesome, especially for the money.
I'm rocking them on my R33 GT-R and I am stoked at how hard they grip the road with the price.
Las Yokohama son un un sueño en cuanto a andar, en pavimento mojado son un caño y muy silenciosas, pero se gastan rápido, las Bridgestone originales me duraron como 75k, y las tomo a los 50 las tuve que cambiar.
Le puse Yokohama Geolanadar recién a la V6. El día y la noche con las Pirelli Scorpion que traía, que eran una piedra. Las Yoko son súper suaves y silenciosas y tienen tremendo agarre.
Las Yoko en general se agarran como empleado público al cargo, pero se gastan más rápido, son un sueño.
If you're okay losing by a big margin but are focused on self-improvement, try running Kenda Vezda KR20a's (make sure it's the 200tw version). They are dirt cheap and stupid durable.
I've had them on my Tacoma for about 20-25k miles and they've gotten really bad on wet pavement lately. 90% of my driving is on pavement and these things are becoming a liability after it rains.
Yokohama A-drive: horrível, no seco vai muito bem... na chuva vira sabão, pneu perigoso.
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