On a 17x7 with a 40mm offset

Looking for a good tire with really good grip to help me with the terrible wheel spin im getting rite now and to help increase stopping power. Looking for a summer tire as I live in Cali with minimal rain season. Daily Driver I need something to last 200+ miles a week, any suggestions?

 

anyone with some feedback? lookin at sumitomo htr z III or the potenza re760's? any other suggestions, or negatives bout these tires, or something better?

 

Dunlop Direzza, Yokohama S Drive. I've had great experience with both of those, and wouldn't hesitate to suggest either as a wicked high performance summer option. Want stickier? Falken Azenis.

 

I rock Nitto NT555's. Traction is great, they are awesome in the rain, etc, etc. They are also decent in the snow (although thats most likely not a big factor in cali)

 

it's all about compromise. how long do you need them to last? 200 miles a week doesn't mean anything. if you don't mind replacing your tires every year you are looking at a certain class of tire, if you need them to last 4 years then that's another class.

 

Federal SS595's.

 

hmm wat you think about the Invo's? I was thinkin bout them too

 

Heyy Neal!! Its been awhile haha, umm yeh considering im still a student prlly like 30k would be good anywhere from 26k to 30k

 

Yo watup Chris, ur max is looking sick now you've done a lot since i've last been on and spoke to u, thanks man Ill look into them

 

hmm yeh i heard ogod thinkgs bout all those tires, Dunlops are pricey the Azenis are good, u kno anything bout the Hankook Ventus v12's?

 

Thanks man! Appreciate the compliments. It has come a long way.

Definitely look into them. They're real nice. I loved them and would've got another set if my last set of wheels didn't come with tires. They're cheap too.

 

I can vouch for this. A friend had a heavily modded Sti with Azenis 615K tires, and those tires gripped like a cat on carpet. It's actually a D.O.T. approved track competition tire. Also, they do have good wet performance for when you do get caught out in the rain. The ride quality and road noise of the tire is surprisingly street friendly. It is a forgiving tire with excellent feedback and let's you know when you're reaching your limit without suddenly breaking traction going around a corner.

Here's a link to Falken's Azenis 615K's page.

http://www.falkentire.com/Tires/Pass...nis-RT-615K-14