Good all season tires

[hocmedej8]

(07-02-2009 10:23 PM)Artikgrau325is Wrote:  For all season tires I use Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S's and they have never let me down, their skid a bit when you first put them on, but it goes away after a couple of days. On TireRack.com they are the no. 1 ranking all-season tire and have outstanding all around performance.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Exalto+A%2FS

If you want a bit more of an aggressive tread design, lower profile, and care more about performance during the dry seasons and snow/heavy rainfall isn't as much as an issue, I've been a faithful user of BF Goodrich G-Force Sports for years, just ordered another set last week in fact. They are a great balance between performance and price (They're even cheaper than the Pilot Exaltos), but they are not considered a true all season tire.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tireModel=g-Force+Sport

(07-02-2009 09:01 PM)hocmedej8 Wrote:  i gotzz kumho's myself.. they hav pretty good grip.. cum-ho is how i pronounce it haha

Hahaha, it's "koom-oh."

haha i kno, i just like saying it that way better, i call up tire places just to joke around, i act like a redneck n ask them if they hav a pair of those (cum hoes), they be like "a pair of what??" dem dare cum hoes haha... its funny

[hkt03]

I've owned three sets of falken ziex512s (now discontinued and followed by the 912s) and they've never disappointed in all the weather I've driven in. They grip nicely in the wet and snow. I've been in some heavy snow falls and never had issues with getting stuck, a hit of sliding in deep snow but no biggie

[gimmezell]

I have the ziex 512s on my steelies as well as the summer rims. Like Erick said, they grip nicely in the snow.

[Artikgrau325is]

(07-03-2009 07:16 PM)hocmedej8 Wrote:  haha i kno, i just like saying it that way better, i call up tire places just to joke around, i act like a redneck n ask them if they hav a pair of those (cum hoes), they be like "a pair of what??" dem dare cum hoes haha... its funny

Hahaha I gotcha!

[20Civic00]

(07-03-2009 07:16 PM)hocmedej8 Wrote:  

(07-02-2009 10:23 PM)Artikgrau325is Wrote:  For all season tires I use Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S's and they have never let me down, their skid a bit when you first put them on, but it goes away after a couple of days. On TireRack.com they are the no. 1 ranking all-season tire and have outstanding all around performance.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Exalto+A%2FS

If you want a bit more of an aggressive tread design, lower profile, and care more about performance during the dry seasons and snow/heavy rainfall isn't as much as an issue, I've been a faithful user of BF Goodrich G-Force Sports for years, just ordered another set last week in fact. They are a great balance between performance and price (They're even cheaper than the Pilot Exaltos), but they are not considered a true all season tire.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tireModel=g-Force+Sport

(07-02-2009 09:01 PM)hocmedej8 Wrote:  i gotzz kumho's myself.. they hav pretty good grip.. cum-ho is how i pronounce it haha

Hahaha, it's "koom-oh."

haha i kno, i just like saying it that way better, i call up tire places just to joke around, i act like a redneck n ask them if they hav a pair of those (cum hoes), they be like "a pair of what??" dem dare cum hoes haha... its funny

that is funny

(07-03-2009 07:41 PM)hkt03 Wrote:  I've owned three sets of falken ziex512s (now discontinued and followed by the 912s) and they've never disappointed in all the weather I've driven in. They grip nicely in the wet and snow. I've been in some heavy snow falls and never had issues with getting stuck, a hit of sliding in deep snow but no biggie

yea i was actually looking into getting a set of those thx for reasurring me they are gud tires

[EsotericImage]

Usually i read the reviews on tires.com and see what others have experienced and do a little research. It doesnt snow in florida, so its wet weather tires 24/7. I have the old Kumho 712's and work great in the rain.. But ill prob get Dunlop Direzza, Nitto NeoGens, or a couple other choices.

I had 512's but they were kinda hard (360 treadwear rating) and in wet doing a straight line were good, but turning in wet caused oversteer and i had to be careful..

So, just do your research and youll find what your looking for.