On the way homw this morning is was raining and freezing cold.I was driving around 75 mph when a cargo van probaly 10-13 cars lengths in front of me pulls out from a complete stop.I hit the brakes and slide for awhile and start to go into the right lane and the guy in that lane jumps on the shoulder real quick and then the whole car just slings to the left and nicks the guard rail.

Time for new tires ehh?

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....tnum=25WR65000



http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....num=25WR67000S



http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....num=25WR6HTRPL


http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....artnum=25WR6DB


http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....artnum=25VR6V4

Ok those are the 5 I looked at.Theres are more all season tires here

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compar...turer=Yokohama

Thanks

 

Dunlop Sport A2 There are a lot of guys on here, including myself running those tires. I run them in the winter, they are great! Super quiet, excellent wet traction.

The SP5000 is another great tire, more sporty then the A2.

 

I've been very impressed with my Bridgestone Potenza RE950s. I'm going to be replacing them with the Dunlop Sport A2 (because of lower price and noise).

 

Is that an ok size to go with 225-50-16?

 

I have the 225 50's in the Dunlop A2's and love them, my Dad has the bridgstones on a Grand Prix GTP, after driving both the Bridgestones seemed better dry, but only a little, but the Dunlops were way better in the wet. Besides the Dunlops look way aggressive, I have never gotten actuall complements on tires until I put these on. This size tires have never rubbed w/my lowering springs, so you should be fine.

 

my maxima hydroplaned with dunlop allseasons awhile ago. i am not sure weather or not the car itself is to blame or the tires. it may be best to get the best tires available because of this.

 

If you are not very worried about price and want a great tire, check out the Toyo Proxes T1-S. They are a superb tire that range in the neighborhood from $148.00 - $200.00 a tire depending on location. I got mine for $148.00 a tire, which was $8.00 more per tire than the old Pirelli P7000s that I had and that SUCKED. Good luck on your tire search.

 

Any thoughts about the Yokohoma AVS ES100?

 

yea cummy....they SUCK

 

Can't beat Dunlop Sport A2s.
I guarantee you'll be happy with them..
I'm going to get these again when I wear my current tires out. If I will still be keeping the stock wheels that is.

 

i have BFGoodrich g-force t/as and i love them. really good on wet conditions.

 

Hated them.....