xtinkt

What model year are you getting? If you go with MY 00-03 with 16" wheels, then the Hankook RS2 is another option that I've read some positve review about on this site as a solid performer for its remarkably low price. I was considering them until I discovered they aren't available in the correct sizes for MY '04-'05.

I went with the Kumho MX and a good alignment. Don't skip the alignment - easiest way to burn through tires is a misaligned car. (Okay, "inadvertantly" wear tires. Burn-outs, drifting and track days come to mind...)

Good luck.
Chris.

topcat7111

Don't get the Yoko Es100...the rear on my last set had less than 10k miles and it was already going bald. In term of performance they suck...I wouldn't waste my money on them!!

freq

[QUOTE=xtinkt,Aug 25 2005, 03:24 AM] What model year are you getting?

Tommi1980

believe it or not, but I had my stock S02's for 28.000 miles. they looked like slicks by that time but it was the best tire I have ever used.

03 9g

Fuzion ZRI , prefect for you . now go buy an S2k

waltk88

My Pilot Sport 2's have about 7000 miles on them. They are not even close to the wear bars yet. I've even put more than 100 track miles on this set.

I'm very satisfied by the performance and durability of these tires. They're not cheap, though.

Jim@tirerack

Fix the alignment on the car and most tires will last 25% longer. Take a look at the Fuzion for the money. You get Bridgestone technology, longer tread life and a lot less money.
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