Vulcantire.com calls them "RS" but tires.com calls them "Sport." Is there a difference?

 

I'm pretty sure they are the same tire. One of the designations is older (not sure which), so the website probably just hasn't updated the name.

 

They are the same but be careful b/c there is a azenis 115 which are on my car. It was a mistake which i didn't notice til too late.

 

Another question...how do they handle in wet/rainy driving conditions?

 

Anyone?

 

Justin, you sissy, just get them!

-now you may hit more dogs..just warning you,
be careful when it's wet.

 

RS might stand for rally sport. Another thing to check is the speed rating of the tire, I think Azenis come in H, V, and Z - but not in all sizes.

 

<FONT COLOR="blue">FALKEN</FONT>

 

oh my god that frog thing in yoshi's signature is cool.

 

I have the Azenis on my Miata and they are great in the rain.
Even work well in the mud....late night practice + oily road = off-road excursion

 

I hate you guys

Seriously though, thanks for the responses

 

lol, now if somewould make the same type of chit for hondas that'd be c00

 

believe it or not, Falken RS actually stands for "REAL SPORT"

 

Anout the Azenis in the rain ... so far so good!
It was actually fun, just stay away from puddles (as usual, eh!)

 

You just have to be careful as the tread wears down. I just replaced mine (3rd set of tires in 25K miles yo) and it was raining like a bitch on the way to Discount Tire. I was in 4th gear at 60 mph and if I floored it they would cut lose. It was a bit treacherous. LOL