Best daily driving tires (no tracking)
So I'm in the market for some 245/35/19 and 275/35/19 tires for my 19x9.5/19x10.5 Volks. I want a tire that is not going to wear out fast, but handles great. The car will not be tracked, so I'm not looking for the grippiest tire out there, but I do like to have fun on highway entrance ramps, so the tire needs to be able to hold its own. What do you guys suggest?
Last edited by Mr_Drifter; Nov 2, 2005 at 02:37 PM.
if you are looking for daily driving tires, where stickyness is not too much of a concern, try Hankook Ventus K104s. i've been using this for almost 20k, and no sign of wear yet. im not sure if they make the size you are looking for, but check it out. great looking tires with untoucheable durability.
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If you're in Illinois with midwest rains I would suggest the BFG KDW. Impressive dry traction, better-than-most wet traction and priced competitively.
I use these in the sizes you're looking for as my street setup (i use r-compounds on my track setup with another set of wheels so i was looking for the features I mention above for daily driving and associated performance/comfort).
I use these in the sizes you're looking for as my street setup (i use r-compounds on my track setup with another set of wheels so i was looking for the features I mention above for daily driving and associated performance/comfort).
Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
You ought to get: 255/35/19 & 285/35/19.
Tires I would consider are: Goodyear F1 GD-D3, BFG KDW2, Dunlop SP9000, and Toyo T1R
Tires I would consider are: Goodyear F1 GD-D3, BFG KDW2, Dunlop SP9000, and Toyo T1R
Originally Posted by jvanquish
why is ur screen name mr drifter if u dont track ?

i would have to agree with the avon tech's i used to have them on my old m3..loved them..lasted a long time and felt good on the the rd..now im riding on nitto's they suck ***!!going to get the kdw's soon..my personal fav..
Originally Posted by Mr_Drifter
So you don't think I shoud consider he Michelin PS2's?
The PS2 compared to a tire like the Avon Tech M500 is better in ever aspect. I compared them at tirerack.com, which gives a 1-10 rating for each tire in Dry Traction, Wet Traction, Hydro-Resistance, Cornering Stability, and Ride Comfort.
The PS2 scored higher in every department, and scored an overall 8.8 (2nd out of 24 comparable tires).
The PS2 scored higher in every department, and scored an overall 8.8 (2nd out of 24 comparable tires).



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