Potenza S02's anyone?
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Potenza S02's anyone?
Anyone have Bridgestone Potenza S02's on their car? I just saw this tire at a dealer today, and they're awesome looking. My rear's are going soon, so I'll be moving my Sumitomo HTR+'s to the back, and looking for a new pair up front. These S02's got some real nice tread setup, and at 225/50/16's they look darn wide. Any comments?
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Re: Potenza S02's anyone?
Originally posted by SuperBlackSE
Anyone have Bridgestone Potenza S02's on their car? I just saw this tire at a dealer today, and they're awesome looking. My rear's are going soon, so I'll be moving my Sumitomo HTR+'s to the back, and looking for a new pair up front. These S02's got some real nice tread setup, and at 225/50/16's they look darn wide. Any comments?
Anyone have Bridgestone Potenza S02's on their car? I just saw this tire at a dealer today, and they're awesome looking. My rear's are going soon, so I'll be moving my Sumitomo HTR+'s to the back, and looking for a new pair up front. These S02's got some real nice tread setup, and at 225/50/16's they look darn wide. Any comments?
#4
I have them 245/35-19
they are great tires in the dry, never driven them in the wet but I am really happy with them- however.. they dont last very long, but you should be able to get a steal on them because they have been phased out by the S03s
they are great tires in the dry, never driven them in the wet but I am really happy with them- however.. they dont last very long, but you should be able to get a steal on them because they have been phased out by the S03s
#6
Originally posted by krbga
VERY HEAVY TIRE.
When it gets to like 50 degrees or below with rain they become Slick and Plastic like Tonka Truck tires.
VERY HEAVY TIRE.
When it gets to like 50 degrees or below with rain they become Slick and Plastic like Tonka Truck tires.
Zam
#7
Originally posted by Zam
I have to disagree here. I live in uber-cold Germany and was just having a few fast blasts down my favorite twisty roads. No huge change in grip & I still had a hard time cutting the tires loose.
Zam
I have to disagree here. I live in uber-cold Germany and was just having a few fast blasts down my favorite twisty roads. No huge change in grip & I still had a hard time cutting the tires loose.
Zam
Wet traction is awesome as well. I'm not sure what those guys are saying above, but it takes some very aggresive driving to get them uncontollably loose in the rain. They are 10X better than my Pirrellis P7000.
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