For some reason i dont think these are gonna be as sticky as the originals
Let me know what u think...

http://www.vulcantire.com/azenis_rt615_t.htm

 

looks good except only time and a actually test will tell if it's better then the original one it replaced.

initial first impression without any specs just yet

 

look at the thread blocks huge, i think their going to be stickier,

 

anyone know the tread wear on these? the old ones were 200 i think, right?

 

The new azenis do look stickier, but they probably perform a whole lot better in the rain or snow then the older azenis . . .

 

I've seen these already, but still looks yummy..

 

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Why would you use either in the snow??? They're summer tires. Snow isn't even a design consideration for them, and they certainly don't have an M+S rating.

 

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I don’t know if I like them or not. The old sports really grew on me. The tread pattern looks cool. I want to see how they perform.

-Aaron

 

So does this mean that the old Azenis will be discontinued? Or will Falken offer them side by side?

 

It looks like it'll be a tad bit quieter

 

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as of right now the sports are still for sale who ever really knows for how long though

 

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I'm glad for that. I don't really like the new ones so much. I mean Azenis were never intended for wet traction.

 

Most important to least important:

1. Dry/wet performance
2. Price
3. Looks

 

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I fully agree with you.

 

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I have autocrossed mine in the pouring rain. I was pleasantly surprised at how well they worked.

In standing water, I have heard they hydroplane easily but my personal experience doesn't reflect that either. Now that I am past half tread maybe it will become more of an issue.

The new one looks to address the hydroplane resistance, but as usual I am baffled by their tire selection size. No love for the 16"'s, just like the old one.

 

195/50/15's. I need to order a set of those...