drumking15

well its time for me to buy some new tires, currently i have some dunlop sp sport 9000's and dont get me wrong they were decent but in dry weather the lacked now and there...i was wondering if anyone had any input on tires my size is currently 195-55-r15 and its on a stock 95 gsr rim so i have a little flexiblbility i think 205-50-15 fits and 205-45-15 fit also im not positive...but any experiences w/ other brand etc....all opnions are greatly aprreciated, and btw im looking to spend no more than say 120 a piece shipped.

dfoxengr

falken azenis

drumking15

i was looking into the Yokohama AVS ES100...dirt cheap and heard some decent stuff on them or some Bridgestone Potenza RE750's little pricer but...better wear rating


Modified by drumking15 at 6:16 AM 6/12/2003

Civic

i've had no problem with the azeni sports. they hook nicely and for a decent price.

drumking15

im not really concerned about price all that much i just need these to last a while and get good performance out of these.

mph6563

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You'll certainly get good performance out of the Azenis.

I wouldn't say that they last a while, but you can just about get two sets for what you want to spend, and two sets should last you a decent while.

prelittlelude

hmm i think i see a pattern developing ,, azenis (heh)

FastTurboLS

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Definitely a good choice I also use BF Drag radials for those special ocassions.

EE9

I am also running Dunlop SP9000 (195x45x16@2.6 bar) and my opinion is that the tyre is to soft... when steering into a corner it feels like the tyre is beeing deformed first before turning...

But then again my bushings are being replaced after 12 years that might be helpfull :D

Dased530

falken azenis!!!

94dxt

bang for buck = Azenis. Fo shizo my nizzo, or somthing like that

igotyofire

sidewall flex is what it sounds like, azenis have a nice stiff sidewall! good tire, just in the rain dont mess around and just drive safetly kuz they're not all that great in the wet

976

IMHO: Kumho, great in Rain and dry. I live in Seattle, so a rain tire is a must.

the DR.

iTrader: (1)

azenis are great, but if you want some longer lasting tires, yokohama es100s are great tires for the money also

godnf8

I have toyo t1 proxes. Why? No sound deadening material = noise. Most quiet tires i've ever heard = t1 proxes Oh, don't do too bad on the handling either

polymath

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Replaced my beloved A520s with the new ES100s, and I'm satisfied so far

drumking15

seems like its a clear cut choice....either the yokohama's es100's or the azenis...hmm such a tough choice, i like the fact that the yokohamas have a little btter wear rating of 280, but everyone says the azenis are so nice for dry traction....dam these tire companies and making my decisions hard

drumking15

azenis 205-50-r15's it is...going on sometime this week.....mmmm just cant wait!