hatakashi

I am an Evo DD driver, my E9 GSR is stock with no modiification.
My car's previous own put four Dunlop SP sport Max, I've done 20k km on them and it's about time to start looking for their replacement.

I don't do track days and occasionally pushes my car's abilities.
I am looking for a good all weather performance, durable and if possible, quiet as well.

In my last MK5 Golf GTI I tried Nitto Invo, good tyres but didn't last long...

Dallas J

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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-eagle-f1.html

This thread was about 10 threads down... Did you even bother looking or just assume a "What tire" question has never been asked? (PS, Im only angry cause I havent had morning coffee yet)

Smike

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Nah, I am just angry.

GTWORX.com

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^

hatakashi

hehehehe no worries I would also be that angry if I were in ur shoes.
I am just wondering if there are "other" alternative choices out there, which some of our members have tried

sujinX

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since u dont do anything with your evo just get whatever all season tires there are that is available to you in your area and fits your price range.
like the hankook v12's

SW20Mike

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^ Just want to clarify that the Hankook V12s are not all seasons, but are summer tires. I've driven them in the snow, but it is definitely not made for inclement winter weather. Great for the dry and rain though, love them for a dd tire.

Nomad4g63

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why not try the new

Nitto Motivos I hear nothing but good news about them. Or you could shed out extra $$$$ for Michelin Super Sports

sujinX

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ya i know they arent all seasons, but they perform well in all weather. my b
he's in hong kong. its the tropics and doesnt snow. thus the suggestion.

Jim in Tucson

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Yokohama YK580.

I got 30,000 miles out of my previous YK520's. Just installed the 580's last week.

Great tire for the money.

Thore

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I've been sporting the Hankook Ventus v12's. Lousy performance until you have them broken in (was expected) but great in the rain and even better on dry pavement.

I'm not sure what they cost now, but a few months ago, the price could not be beat by other comparable tires.

Love the sidewall and tread design. I will probably buy these again.

Dallas J

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My buddy experienced the same thing. Need some heat cycles before theyll do anything.

Im really liking my Continental DW's. The forward bite and lateral traction in the wet are more than Ive experience on any other tire, period. They actually have more grip in the wet than the previous worn tires did in the dry (dont remember which tires I pulled off, lets call them ****-x).

For an all around tire, the Conti DW's are good but the side walls are pretty soft. With my 700/900 spring rates, they end up being the cushion for street driving which works out fairly well

Mr.Supaa-Style

i like yokahama ADVAN S.4. a bit pricey, but pays back in tire life, noise and grip.

Smike

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Should read:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...er-sports.html

Not impressed with SS for the cost.