Tires to replace Nitto's Ok, I've had it with the Nitto's I hydroplaned and hit a wall on the interstate 4 months ago and nearly had the same thing happen today. What would you recommend for a daily driver that will rarely see snow (I live in Nashville, TN) and occassional heavy downfall of rain? Last time I went tire shopping I think the Goodyear F1 GS-D3 were the best all around tire but wondering if that has since changed. Also I need it available in a 275/40/17. TIA |
Yeah the F1's are probably your best bet. BF G-Force KD's are also really good but they have poor wet traction. |
BF G-Force KDW's is a good tire. |
i have gsd3s and i cant belive how good of wet traction they have its unbeleavable |
Originally Posted by Roadhouse BF G-Force KDW's is a good tire. |
Man Nitto's and wet traction do suck but if you drive within the limits of the tire you should be fine. I have driven 200 interstate miles in hard rain on bald nittos without a slip, driving within the road conditions/surface texture speed. On the flip side I once drove my QTP street slicks on lightly rained on new asphalt and anything above 20 mph was like wet ice, even a slight slope in the road profile would send my rear to the low side. Scariest 5 mile trip home ever. |
ok so i'm not the only one that HATES nitto's... THAY SUCK! |
Originally Posted by Hayrab Ok, I've had it with the Nitto's I hydroplaned and hit a wall on the interstate 4 months ago and nearly had the same thing happen today. What would you recommend for a daily driver that will rarely see snow (I live in Nashville, TN) and occassional heavy downfall of rain? Last time I went tire shopping I think the Goodyear F1 GS-D3 were the best all around tire but wondering if that has since changed. Also I need it available in a 275/40/17. TIA |
A vote for michelin pilot sports here. Amazing wet performance and traction. And tread life. |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:11 AM. |
© 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands