thoughts on tires
Since I am going to get new rims VERY soon, I was thinking about getting Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric, BFGoodrichg-Force T/A KDW 2, Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport, or the Kumho Ecsta XS, but I am really on the fence between the bridgestones and the kumho's tire rack doesn't have reviews of the kumho's... But i just want good tires for every day use that don't wear to fast and are good in the rain, any thoughts on why some are better than others and if i should stay away from a specific one? I'd imagine they are all pretty decent tires...
+1 for Dunlop Star Specs, this is the second season for them on my summer wheels and they are great. Sidewalls are a little softer than the B'stone 050s that come stock on the S. (I bought 225/255 17")
Great Grip, I have found that they break away cleanly, but with barely any sound. Wet traction is fine and I haven't had any hydroplaning problems even in heavy rain/standing water.
I wish they were made in larger sizes tho, might switch to the new Kumho XS when these wear out.
Great Grip, I have found that they break away cleanly, but with barely any sound. Wet traction is fine and I haven't had any hydroplaning problems even in heavy rain/standing water.
I wish they were made in larger sizes tho, might switch to the new Kumho XS when these wear out.
Originally Posted by estuki,May 15 2009, 02:07 PM
Ordered the Kumho XS my friend just got an s2000 and got the dunlops ordered today as well so we will see how they compare
Thanks everyon for the help
Thanks everyon for the help
Since i am prob going to keep my stock tires for another season, what do you guys think of these two sets of tires? Or do you guys have other recomendations for AP1 stockies, i prob will go to an autox once or twice but for the most part i will be doing city driving, and I have some kumho fronts that still seem to be in good condition is it bad to mix and match front and rear wheels?
Originally Posted by estuki,May 19 2009, 08:13 PM
how much tread do you have left in the front?
from what i know its best to not mix and match tires
from what i know its best to not mix and match tires




