What is the best street performer tire
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
What is the best street performer tire
Also I don’t drive the car very much in the winter so not worried about all season tires.
Right now I think it has Parelli Potenza tires.
Im staying stock and buying good rubber.
Makes the most sense to me.
So what tire do I need to buy??
Right now I think it has Parelli Potenza tires.
Im staying stock and buying good rubber.
Makes the most sense to me.
So what tire do I need to buy??
#3
Racer
Thread Starter
I started a thread asking which tire is considered the best.
You May have answered right there but I don’t understand what tire your suggesting.
#5
Rennlist Member
Ok. Michelin 4S for summer and AS3+ is all-season, but dang near as good as the 4S. There is the issue of being able to find the best selection of rubber in the rear size of 285, but 265 rears have lots of options. The PS4S is, from all my searches, the best tire to put on your car. Conti Extreme Contact Sport in 285 was a fave of mine.
#7
Drifting
What is your budget? SUMITOMO HTR Z III are almost insanely cheap and have been good street tires. Michelins are probably better but are 2x the price. And, before you accuse me of being a penny pinching cheapskate, let me say that the GT3 guys from Rennlist put me onto these tires.
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#9
Burning Brakes
What is your budget? SUMITOMO HTR Z III are almost insanely cheap and have been good street tires. Michelins are probably better but are 2x the price. And, before you accuse me of being a penny pinching cheapskate, let me say that the GT3 guys from Rennlist put me onto these tires.
I think I've looked this up before, but do the Michelin PS4S' fit a C4S? Neither Discount Tire or Tire Rack show they do, but instead the Pilot Sport PS2 and Sport Cup 2...
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Pirelli's performance tire is P-Zero.
I can't tell you which tire you need to buy (other than the right size(s)). I can suggest that you visit a site such as Tire Rack, and spend a little time learning what's out there. They have great information and provide reviews on most of the products they sell.
#12
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What is your budget? SUMITOMO HTR Z III are almost insanely cheap and have been good street tires. Michelins are probably better but are 2x the price. And, before you accuse me of being a penny pinching cheapskate, let me say that the GT3 guys from Rennlist put me onto these tires.
#13
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If you're just looking for opinions, this place is fine. If you want real objective data based on real scientific testing, I suggest you look at:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiret...&affiliate=HM5
https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/tires.htm
A google search will get you more... Good Luck
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiret...&affiliate=HM5
https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/tires.htm
A google search will get you more... Good Luck
#14
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I have Michelin PS4 on mine (225 front/ 275 back i believe). Had Conti extreme Sport before. The Michelins have less road noise after a few thousand miles and seem stickier. I like them.
Sumitomos weren’t my taste.
Sumitomos weren’t my taste.
#15
I love my BFGoodrich G-Force Comp-2
Have them on my Daily Driver also and they got through some snow last winter just fine. Quiet and comfy
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...e&autoModClar=
Have them on my Daily Driver also and they got through some snow last winter just fine. Quiet and comfy
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...e&autoModClar=