You really should use tires that match. Using tires with different grip characteristics can cause handling problems, especially in bad weather when you need the best handling possible. I can highly recommend the Yokohama AVS-Intermediate for the DeLorean. It is a performance rated tire that has been around for a few years. It is also one of the few speed rated tires that is available in both of the sizes needed for the D. And better yet they are a reasonable price, given that they are a performance tire. I had all 4 tires shipped to my doorstep for $350 by The Tire Rack http://www.tirerack.com whom I will also recommend highly. You should also be able to get the tires from a local Yokohama dealer, but keep Tire Rack in mind. They can recommend a local installer to mount and balance the tires if you don't have a shop to do that. The AVS-Intermediate has excellent handling characteristics, they are good in the rain, and much quieter than the NCT's that came off of my car. Very good ride for a performance tire also. I've attended two SCCA autocrosses since getting them and I'm very happy with the tire, both for autocrossing, and for general driving. Mark N VIN 6820 At 08:31 PM 3/1/00 EST, BlueVelvet420@xxxx wrote: >hey folks its me again, just have another quick question on the Delorean, you >all know how the rear tires are bigger than the front ones. Well I want to >get all new tires and I wanted Michelin ones. But I had a hard time finding >the same model that had the right size for both. I also hear that the BF >Goodrich comp t/a's are good. >Which is better Michelin or BF Goodwrich? (im thinkin michelin...) >Do the tires need to match? Or will different models but same brand be fine >as long as i dont go over the speed limit of one of the tires and as long as >i dont mix radials with non radials? >What tires do all of you have? >PS-shannon, if you dont like your deloreans "crappy turning radius", think >its really slow, and you LOWER it of all things, why the hell do you even >have one???? >