Hankook v12 Evos are very popular. As are Dunlop Direzza Star Specs
This is a discussion on Summer Tire Recommendation within the Suspension & Wheels forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Well I need new tires. Unfortunately I had planned on getting Ventus V12's but they are back order in my ...
Well I need new tires. Unfortunately I had planned on getting Ventus V12's but they are back order in my region without a ETA.
I live in Atlantic Canada, so prices are higher and ordering from TireRack is still expensive, I rather get it locally if I can.
So I drive a 09 WRX completely stock, even the rims. My car is my DD (so they need to perform in the wet) but I like the occasional spirited drive and run a few AutoX a year (just for fun, not competitive).
I'm looking at a tire that will not break the bank, but will give me the performance I need.
Here's a few options I was looking at, that are in my price range. If you have any recommendation that are not on the list, please let me know.
BF Goodrich Gforce Sport
BF Goodrich Gforce T/A KDW
Bridgestone Potenza re760 sport
Sumitomo HTR Z III
Falken FK-452
Kumho spt
I know this is probably a "tired" question, but your help is much appreciated.
I wish I could get the V12's but they are back ordered in my area. The Dunlops are unfortunately out of my budget.
check out tire rack, they should have some and often will ship free. Personally I run Nitto NT-555's and though they are good, I will not get them for a second go round. They are decently priced though and definitely grippy.
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Originally Posted by A265
That budget being...?Originally Posted by A265
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Not really negative, they hold like crazy and grip great. They also have a nice squeal before they let go which I like. They are a bit squishy in the corners but not terrible.
Overall they are good tires, I just think there is better to be had for the money, also they are directional which I am not a huge fan of
I see thanks.
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Also, When driving highway speeds (80 plus really so depends on highway) in a straight line the car wiggles. Not sure how to describe it other than that but the car literally just seems to wiggle back and forth. I know its tire related as it doesn't do it with my winters or my old tires. Not sure what would cause this, and it isn't dramatic enough to be dangerous but it is slightly annoying.
KDWs are beast in both wet and dry.
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What other summer tires have you driven that you can compare them to? They never rank that high in any tests...Originally Posted by Thegrinch958
Example (5th of 9):
Tire Test: Nine Affordable Summer Tires Take On the Michelin PS2 - Comparison Tests
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I have the direzza's and I like them...anybody ever use Hankook Ventus R-S3
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