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Another pointless tire selection thread/poll
10-14-2005, 08:27 AM
#1
Another pointless tire selection thread/poll
After exhausting search I've decided on the following two tires:
1) Bridgestone Potenza G009
or
2) Yokohama AVID V4S
I am looking for some input about the sidewall stiffness, wet/dry traction etc.
If any of you guys have or had a set of these, let me know which ones I should go with.
p.s. I'm leaning more towards the Bridgestones for now.
1) Bridgestone Potenza G009
or
2) Yokohama AVID V4S
I am looking for some input about the sidewall stiffness, wet/dry traction etc.
If any of you guys have or had a set of these, let me know which ones I should go with.
p.s. I'm leaning more towards the Bridgestones for now.
10-14-2005, 09:20 AM
#2
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You posted this to the wrong forum.
The Yokohama Avid V4S are #1 rated on tirerack. I bought a set of H4S just over two weeks ago, so I'm biased. The V4S were not available in 215/60/15s or I might have opted for them.
Go to tirerack and read the customer reviews and survey results for both tires.
Sometimes it almost comes down to a coin toss. The BF Goodrich Traction TA (H-rated) were #1 rated on tirerack for much of the year but have slipped back for whatever reason.
I was undecided between the two, but got the H4S at a blowout price because of their odd size.
Take into consideration the kind of driver you are, the type of driving you do and the climate in NY.
The Yokohama Avid V4S are #1 rated on tirerack. I bought a set of H4S just over two weeks ago, so I'm biased. The V4S were not available in 215/60/15s or I might have opted for them.
Go to tirerack and read the customer reviews and survey results for both tires.
Sometimes it almost comes down to a coin toss. The BF Goodrich Traction TA (H-rated) were #1 rated on tirerack for much of the year but have slipped back for whatever reason.
I was undecided between the two, but got the H4S at a blowout price because of their odd size.
Take into consideration the kind of driver you are, the type of driving you do and the climate in NY.
10-14-2005, 10:28 AM
#3
thanks a lot Bobo, I did read the reviews but I was just hoping someone has either one of those tires on a maxima. And I just realized that I did post it in the wrong forum, if mods want to move it, please do. I appologize.
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