In my experience the RT615's aren't too bad in the rain but things do get a little interesting when you hit standing water at speed. Their tread pattern just isn't optimal for wet weather. The Bridgestone RE01R's and Advan Neovas are both comparable to the Falkens in dry performance but do much better in the wet. They come at a bit of a higher price though, especially the Advans.

-Dan

 

the ACD point is a good one, i just never think to change the setting

 

The ACD won't make a huge difference unless you are really pushing it in the rain...like others have said, just slow down and take it easy, they will be fine.

 

i drive so slow in the rain though

 

If the ground is wet, you're okay. If there's any standing water at all, you're screwed. I grew up in Gainesville, so I know exactly what type of rain You're pretty much stuck going slower than 45mph when it rains in Florida.

 

Like other's mentioned.. just drive slower. There's really no need to go 80mph, even w/ all-seasons or wet tire.
It won't help if your tires are bald either

 

No problems in the rain with my RT615's. About 50% wear right now