Sunny Tires. anyone using them?

[Tonys18t]

OK, so Sunny tires are cheap as chips. i might get a set.

anyone stretch these suckers, lets see some pics.

[twastheglow]

Definitely in for info/pics. I've heard about these a couple times but I have not heard any opinions on them. Did you find them through a site or retail?

[Tonys18t]

Asked my local tire guy and he can get 215/40/17s for 60 a tire!

They look nice and soft so should stretch well, pretty good tread pattern too ( Dunlop 9000 style ). also have a rim protector which makes stretched tires look good.

[twastheglow]

Asked my local tire guy and he can get 215/40/17s for 60 a tire!

They look nice and soft so should stretch well, pretty good tread pattern too ( Dunlop 9000 style ). also have a rim protector which makes stretched tires look good.

Damn! There are quite a few different models. Which ones were you referring to?

[twastheglow]

3800?

[twastheglow]

The 3800's were reviewed as being very noisy. The 3970's however seem pretty decent. High tread wear and dirt cheap!!!

EDIT: They don't have 215/40

Personally I'm still looking at the General Exclaim UHP.

[Tonys18t]

yeah, i think its the 3800's

[snooki]

I've only heard bad things... poor wear, life, grip, etc.

[Jenewein]

I don't know which model mine were/are but I've been dealing with the LOUDEST road noise ever because of Sunny tires. I'm too cheap to get them swapped because there was loads of tread left but I'm pretty much at my wit's end and so I think it's finally time.

[180roman]

Sunnys are good for drifting and stuff

[P78]

what's "stuff" roman
lol

[180roman]

"stuff" is anything that turns rubber into smoke

[Tonys18t]

anyone have pics

[Persson]

A friend of mine had Sunny 3800 on his Volvo V70 TDI.. Dont go there!!!

Noisy as hell and extremly slippery on wet roads (keep in mind thats an old diesel and it lost traction in first and second gear).

Find something else, thats my advise!

Dont have pics because he had 225/40-18 on 7,5 inch wide wheels...

[projektzwo]

nankang or federal will do the job... much better!