Need tire recommendation..
Need tire recommendation..
I need some new rubber for my 18's. I have the Kumho ASX tires which are pretty nice, but the tread is dying. I think I want to get some performance tires which can maximize handling and stick to the road. Any reocmmendations?
I bought from TireRack last year and they seemed great.
Thanks!
I bought from TireRack last year and they seemed great.
Thanks!
Thanks. Is it OK to use summer performance tires in the winter? I know it won't be as good as all season, but do people do it (if you dirve cautiously)?
Also.. is there a big handling difference from summer performance tires and say, the Kumho ASX tires (all season) which I have now? Where will I notice the difference and is it a big one? I'm looking at size 235-40-18.
Thanks!
Dan
Also.. is there a big handling difference from summer performance tires and say, the Kumho ASX tires (all season) which I have now? Where will I notice the difference and is it a big one? I'm looking at size 235-40-18.
Thanks!
Dan
Well, summer tires will be very bad in the snow, but in general colder weather they'll be okay. Not super, but liveable.
I can vouch for Toyo T1-Rs. The T1-S has been discontinued/replaced by the T1-R. But these tires are pretty quiet and insanely grippy in both wet and dry.
If you want all season, then about 75 others can vouch for the proxes 4, also a much loved tire among the orgers, and significantly cheaper than the T1-R. Of course, they're not nearly as grippy either. And yeah, the T1-R should be noticeably more grippy than pretty much any all-season tire in the wet and dry, although possibly not in cold weather.
Anyway, stick within the ultra high-perf Toyos and you should be fine.
I can vouch for Toyo T1-Rs. The T1-S has been discontinued/replaced by the T1-R. But these tires are pretty quiet and insanely grippy in both wet and dry.
If you want all season, then about 75 others can vouch for the proxes 4, also a much loved tire among the orgers, and significantly cheaper than the T1-R. Of course, they're not nearly as grippy either. And yeah, the T1-R should be noticeably more grippy than pretty much any all-season tire in the wet and dry, although possibly not in cold weather.
Anyway, stick within the ultra high-perf Toyos and you should be fine.
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