What tires should I pick
What tires should I pick Im down to the BFG's G-force ta kdw's....bridgestone potenza re750's.....firestone firehawlk wide ovals....or the set im leaning toward is the Goodyear F1 GS-D3's! What would you all suggest of these four or do you have a tire in mind that I dont have down. I need help quick, I want to order these really soon. Thanks
Mike
Mike
After doing the research myself, I just ordered a set of Kumho ESTA MX's... Tire rack had them for only $139 per tire. BUT, I only use this car in nice weather and these are a "dry" only tire. I've also heard they will be really noisy once they wear a little, but I'm going to an open track event in about a month, so they could be wasted by the end of that anyway.
From the tires you listed I don't think you will be dissappointed with the GS-D3's. They are supposed to have the best grip (wet and dry), be the quietest, and last the longest of the sub $250 a piece tires. Its what I would have gotten if I drove my car every day.
From the tires you listed I don't think you will be dissappointed with the GS-D3's. They are supposed to have the best grip (wet and dry), be the quietest, and last the longest of the sub $250 a piece tires. Its what I would have gotten if I drove my car every day.
Originally Posted by T-hawk
After doing the research myself, I just ordered a set of Kumho ESTA MX's... Tire rack had them for only $139 per tire. BUT, I only use this car in nice weather and these are a "dry" only tire. I've also heard they will be really noisy once they wear a little, but I'm going to an open track event in about a month, so they could be wasted by the end of that anyway.
From the tires you listed I don't think you will be dissappointed with the GS-D3's. They are supposed to have the best grip (wet and dry), be the quietest, and last the longest of the sub $250 a piece tires. Its what I would have gotten if I drove my car every day.
From the tires you listed I don't think you will be dissappointed with the GS-D3's. They are supposed to have the best grip (wet and dry), be the quietest, and last the longest of the sub $250 a piece tires. Its what I would have gotten if I drove my car every day.
thanks t-hawk I think I am going to order those tires today. Good luck with your kumho's and good luck at the track.
Mike
Wide Ovals beat the KDW's in the test tirerack ran. I'm getting them when I get my new rims.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...hawk+Wide+Oval
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/...hawk+Wide+Oval
