Hey everyone,

Sorry to post a tire question here. I'm not authorized to post in the tire section. Was it something I said?? hehe. Anyways, I'm looking for a decent set of all season tires that aren't too expensive. They are going on my older Integra beater car. I wanted to know which of these would brands are good in terms of traction in the rain and grip on the road.

Falkens ZE512 $345 cdn.
Deans LS1 $365
Geostar $70/tire..............never heard of them
Yokahama Avid T4 $106/tire
Pirelli P3000 $96/tire

Please let me know what you guys or gals think.

Thanks.

 

geostars

cool for the first few thousand miles, ten they suck

 

kumho asx=sex

 

i run yokohama avid h4 in the winter. they seem to be great so far in the rain as well as light snow. i live in pennsy so we get it all. even with like 2-3 inches of snow i had good traction, ice is another story. i think goodyear just came out with an all season F1 tire and from what i've read they seem to be good. i could only imagine how much they cost though.

 

sumitumo htr+'s are a great all season tire. i had them twice and loved them both times got about 15-20k out of them driving them hard

check tirerack.com

 

I'd actually go for the ZE512s, or even the newer ZE912s that replaced them...I ran a set of ZE512s through two winters and put over 20k miles on them and they still performed pretty well...not much of a match for summer tires, but if you're looking for all-seasons I'd definitely recommend them...lots of all-weather performance for the money you pay.

 

I run the Falken Ziex 512s and they're not bad....i can spin the hell out of them, but that's why BF Goodrich makes drag radials and Falken has RT615s....you should be fine w/ the 512s though