kukudm

RE760 in 215 front
S-04 in 255 rear

Wouldn't get RE760 again, rear lasted 20k miles, never had confidence in them. Front still over 50% left. Still evaluating S-04 now, might get some for the front. Car is completely street driven.

GSteg

I think that's his intention (see post #4). He's just getting a survey of what we run. He's not asking for opinion on what tire he should buy.


With that being said, I run Hankook V12 in the back and some sort of Yokohama in the front (came with the car).

Chuck S

I'm running a set of sadly discontinued Bridgestone RE-11A tires. Have about 12,000 miles (2-1/3 seasons) on them and my tread depth gauge still shows sufficient depth. Looking for replacements that aren't noisy.

-- Chuck

lke2drvgsr

Exact same here.

chinoamigo

BFGoodrich g-Force Sport Comp-2
225/255

ateens4

Federal 595 SS and Falken Ziex 912

lg24

i have 2 different tires I like to keep using. The 1st is the Potenza RE-11 on the ap2v1 and the Continental DWS also on the ap2v1. The DWS is a very good tire to daily drive on and is very grippy in wet conditons. If you like comfortable ride and good thread life this one is a good choice.

On the other hand the RE-11 are also very good tire to daily drive on for the summer season, the grip on the hot days is exceptional.

Vitt

I also have a set of the Sumitomo HZ III on my car. I have an extra set of wheels with Dunlop Z2 Star Spec. The Sumitomos ride a lot softer because of the softer sidewalls. It's quite a significant difference.

JDMpearlwhyteZ

Ran the federal 595 RSR for years. Now, however I'm running falken Azenis.

Loving the switch so far.