I agree, the Azenis sports are the best bang for buck street tire available. You wouldn't believe the stick through corners with those things.
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Originally Posted by ColinRX7' date='Apr 19 2004, 10:16 AM
I doubt they will last until winter, which is good, because you shouldn't drive on azenis in the winter.
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Originally Posted by ROTARYROCKET7' date='Apr 17 2004, 11:08 PM
3) what other tires do you guys use and what do you recommend dor an all season, winter/rain, lil bit of highspeed dipping
The Good - good drip, predictable breakaway, good treadwear for a performance tire, does't hydroplane at sensible speeds Bad - will track rain groves, V rating is not available in a 205/60 15. You'll have to get a 215/60. Then the question becomes, how wide are the wheels. Miscellaneous notes "All season performance tire" is an oxymoron Performance tire + snow = body work and a tow fee |
hey i got some barums from discount tire and they are great. in the rain they wont even spin from a start, and they hold the road like nothing else. they were like 63 each
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I agree with the azenis sport, its like I was driving a new car, and they cost me barely nothing (about $40 for my teeny weenie 14s). But don't drive on them in the rain, as cool as the tread pattern is its not ment for slick surfaces.
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...l=Potenza+RE750
My dad has these, they work great on dry and wet roads. Havent noticed a ton wear either. Dont know about price though. |
Any thoughts on the Kumho Ecsta 711? A few reviews from T2 owners at Tirerack.com seemed really positive, and they're only $55 each.
Also, an article over at teamfc3s.org said that 245/45's will fit on the stock rim, and the $55 prace tag was for that size. After my wreck, I think I want as much contact patch as possible. Anyone here gone with that wide a tire on stock rims? |
Originally Posted by jackboots' date='Apr 22 2004, 03:24 PM
Any thoughts on the Kumho Ecsta 711? A few reviews from T2 owners at Tirerack.com seemed really positive, and they're only $55 each.
Also, an article over at teamfc3s.org said that 245/45's will fit on the stock rim, and the $55 prace tag was for that size. After my wreck, I think I want as much contact patch as possible. Anyone here gone with that wide a tire on stock rims? |
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