Tire Recommendations

[Kbizzle]

I have Michelin pilot sport ps2's on my VR4. Low road noise, good with cornering, etc. Discount tire has them for a good price too

[0bLiViOuS]

i had the bridgestone s02's and s03's and didn't like them at all.. s02's were way better than the s03's.. just too loud and grip was ok. also had potenza RE-01R's and those were great, just a little pricey. running falken rt-615's now.. I don't need grip for the rain in cali haha. i like them WAY better and grip is insanely better (than the s02's and s03's).. I will most likely be buying them again because they handle like the RE-01R's and are way cheaper.

[MiVR4TT]

I am kinda leaning towards the perelli's now. A couple of ppl have said that the bridgestones are loud so I think I will stay away.

Thanks guys

[jcr5186]

I would stay away from Pirelli's maybe it was just my set but 3 out of the 4 had tire buldges. I had pirelli p6 all season tires. They are very quite tires and got good traction in the snow but they had plenty of tread left when I had to get rid of them because the sidewalls were all shot and buldging. Right now I have Kumho Ecsta all seasons and they are very quite also. I did have them on for about 2 hours before I had my alignment appointment and they were very noisy then but after the alignment they are very quite. Hope it helps you make your decision.

Jon

[s_mi11er]

I've had good luck with Dunlop SP Sport 9000 and BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW 2. I think i still like the Dunlop a little better but for the price the KDW2 is a good buy. Stay away from the Nitto 555, to me that was the worst set I've put on my car so far.

[NotAVR4]

I love my Pirelli P Zero Nero M + S's. I used them on my base model as well as my current VR4. The grip very well wet or dry and last a good while. Plus they're quiet. Only time Ive actually heard them is on one stretch of highway around here. But I definetly recommend them.

[MiVR4TT]

The P6's are completely different then the Pzero's but I am glad someone chimed in with a set on their vr-4.

[lawdogg]

Originally Posted by s_mi11er

I've had good luck with Dunlop SP Sport 9000 and BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW 2. I think i still like the Dunlop a little better but for the price the KDW2 is a good buy. Stay away from the Nitto 555, to me that was the worst set I've put on my car so far.

Really? Yikes.

I had BFG g-force T/A KDW before the NT555s and LOVED them, but they only lasted 1 summer and cost $100 more than the NT555. The NT555s may not have been as nice but lasted 3 times longer. Is the KDW 2 a different tire?

[91Stealthrt2]

I've never been a fan of the nitto tires, Yes they do last longer, but your sacrificing grip to have more tread life.

Tires are always a sacrifice, so you have to choose what is best for you.

Personally if I drove less I would choose some sticky as hell street tires and could care less about the noise, but Since I drive 20k miles a year, changing them every 12-15 months sucks.

[PhillipTT]

Originally Posted by s_mi11er

I've had good luck with Dunlop SP Sport 9000 and BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW 2. I think i still like the Dunlop a little better...

I agree, the dunlop SP Sport 9000s were by far the best tires I've ever had.