yes same as White98LS
I'm going to Kumho Super Challenge this weekend

from those website
30~40% chance of rain
from 1mm up to 2 to 4mm rain in 24 hours
49F low to 59F high/ low 9C to high 15C

a have 4 set of tires that I can use
205/50R15 few years OLD V710 almost no thread
195/50R15 2years old RE01R 5/32 thread
225/45R15 1 years old NT01 4/32 thread

or I may able to get a set 225/45R15 048 M 5/32 thread

http://www.weather.com/weather/weekend/CAXX1978
http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/..._metric_e.html
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/cabc0220

I have the V710 & RE01R on hands, have to ask my friend for the NT01 & buy the 048

which tire will you use in cool & wet?

 

What tire is the last one?

In general, for wet weather, I would choose the tire which (a) has the most tread depth and/or (b) has the most void area in the tread pattern (the worst are the ones with just two circumferential grooves like the new V710, and almost as bad are the big tread block patterns like the NT01, etc). Of the ones you've listed, I would go with the RE01R.

If it's dry with temperatures in the fifties, that's not THAT cold, and track tires warm up, so I would just use whatever you would use in warmer weather.

 

Depends. Standing water? Go for tread depth. Damp? Slicks. Of course, you've got a bunch of really dead tires to pick from, so I'd probably go with a street tire or whatever is youngest out of the bunch. Comparing new tires, I wouldn't hesitate one bit to run V710's in the damp over the rest you mentioned. Only one I'd pick over the V710 would be a Hoosier. Standing water is when you have to start worrying about tread depth/siping. That's when I break out the Hoosier Radial Wets. :D

 

Ah see (answer same question in the other post). I was taught the same thing. Damp track fine with Hoosiers. Standing water/puddles go with tread.

 

Yokohama ADVAN 048A M

 

Ya sorry my bad, i don't wanna hi jack his thread
Thats the only reasoni start this one

Thx for inputs guys. Most likely I 'm gonna use re01r

 

co driving w/ Lawrence Howlett professional driver from Morrisport Advanced Driving this sunday