[NVMYlex]

For those who are on 18's. Im planning on buying 18" wheels but i want some good sticky tires to go with them. Im not sure which way to go, I was looking at Michelin PS2 but thats atleast about $1000 for all four :jawDrop: idk. so if you know of any good sticky tires moderately priced (750-800 for all four) let me know.

 

[lexus4nxtc]

I'm a huge fan of Toyo Proxes... we just upgraded our tires/wheels and I immediately felt a difference with the new tires -- not that my old tires (Perellis) were bad, they were great, but I like these a lot more.

 

[NVMYlex]

how do they handle in the wet? im up here in the NE and i need tires that can handle good in both wet and dry situations. im not a very aggressive driver, although i do occasionally like to treat myself to 50mph corners but i want to be able to do it without wrapping myself around a tree.

 

[lexus4nxtc]

Well, it's only rained once (brief shower, nothing big) since we got these tires on. But I had them on a previous car as well and I have never had any problems with them (same goes for the Perellis, they were good in the rain too). I *am* an aggressive driver, even in the rain, and they've been able to stand up to anything I dished out.

 

[Crester]

TireRack shows 225/40/18 Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's for $188 each.

 

[NVMYlex]

TireRack shows 225/40/18 Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's for $188 each.

any comment on them?

 

[Crester]

Absolutely love them. They are the best in the wet... literally. In the dry they are ranked maybe 2nd to only the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2's.

 

[Shift_Vip]

Falken RT615, Hankook RS2, Toyo T1R, Bridgestone RE-01R

 

[aschueler]

Bridgestone Potenza RE-01R hands down it is like 190 per tire from tire rack has the strongest sidewall ive driven

 

[DrpdIS300]

Daily I have Goodyear F1 All Seasons and have not had any issues in the rain or dry on normal driving. they will break lose if I get on them pretty hard. But for the most part, they stick pretty well.

I'll probably try a different brand once it's time to replace them. I'm running 225/40/18s in front and 255/40/18s in the rear. Not a single complaint besides the tread pattern is a little boring. haha

I'm limited on tires by the random sizes I'm currently running. And I got my tires through my work(MoPar Parts).

My friend has Falken Azenis Rt615s on his 17x9s on his STi and they are good in the dry and wet but SUCK in the snow!

 

[kayotik]

I always use Nitto or Toyo... I will try Falken next.

 

[nigellllll]

Bridgestone RE-01R

 

[Crester]

Daily I have Goodyear F1 All Seasons and have not had any issues in the rain or dry on normal driving. they will break lose if I get on them pretty hard. But for the most part, they stick pretty well.

I just want to make sure everybody realizes that the Goodyear Eagle F1 All-Seasons and the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's ARE NOT THE SAME TIRE!

 

[DrpdIS300]

I just want to make sure everybody realizes that the Goodyear Eagle F1 All-Seasons and the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's ARE NOT THE SAME TIRE!

Yup, COMPLETELY different

 

[Elwood]

Try Kumho MX's

 

[sanctfy]

ive ran toyo proxes 4 and bf goodrich gforce kdw's. the bfgoodrich were a little better than the proxes but they are both way better than the kumho ones im running now.

 

[LexISpooled]

nitto 555r's