Let's talk economy here. Where do you drive? In rain, snow, the desert, city pot holes, or on ice? You need a tire that grips well for your situation. How does it get driven? Fast or slow? Do you tailgate? Do you drive deserted areas at night? The cost of the tires will be nothing compared to fixing the front end damage or being stranded on a dark back country road. There are tire comparison web pages. Falken may be okay for what you need but we have often found new tires on craigslist mounted on rims for less than the cost of a regular tire. Look there, too. People buy fancy rims and wheels and then sell the original tires cheap. You could end up with a lot less invested in the tires and a safer ride.
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are falken tires any good?
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