torpedo

Right now I have on my car Bridgestone Potenza they came with the car of course. Probably in few months I have to change them and put four new tires.
Which one you suggest me? the same or other one.
I live in Rome, so nice weather non rain no snow.

thanks

Hoodoo

Yokohama AVSi, in the stock size that'll set you back a meager $306.00 for all four (plus shipping) from the Tire Rack.

They may be "cheap" but the grip like a very grippy thing indeed! Unfortunatly they have a pretty low treadwear rating. So you'll eat them up in a hurry (if used properly!). But at such a great price....buy two sets!

BB AP1

Potenza RE 730

pellisS2k

Before anyone can give you suggestions other than what THEY like for THEMSELVES, you've gotta narrow the parameters? What do you want out of a tire, low price, long tread life, high dry grip... what?

torpedo

I will say. Good grip, and medium life. Most important excellent grip

cdelena

Replace the tires with another set of OEM S02's. They do the best job of meeting your requirements. I recently bought replacement tires getting another set just like the originals.

CoralDoc

I am extremely pleased with the OEM tire for excellent handling. I'd stay with them.

reds2k

I drive in the wet and cold often and would like better wear. Yoko A520 don't come in 245/45 -16 the equivalent of our oem size. Posters have recommended against RE730 . Others I should consider? My oem's have 18K and are just about done.

Barry in Wyoming

OEM SO2s are the only "safe" choice. Everything else is a bit of a gamble.

However, it might be interesting to see what Honda puts on the MY2002 S2000.

The SO3s will be available before I need new ones and they come with a 30 day return feature. They might be just the ticket for me since they'll have better rain handling.

http://www.firestone.com for the Feb 7, 2001 press release about SO3s.

Barry in Wyoming.