after trying several different brands I decided to try these out and i dont have anything bad to say. i ve had them on for 4k they're excellent in the rain, the water channels out very quickly because of the design. we had our first real snow fall a couple days ago and to my surprise the car was drivable in a few inches. Dry weather you really have to raise the rpms to break them loose much stickier than others and very quite. ive tried falken st115, 452's, toyo prox, dunlop s9000. I refuse to spend so much $ on a tire that only last a year
so i went with these. excellent choice by far better than tires 2x its price

 

Not a shock, all you previous tires suck.

 

I find it hard to believe those tires are better than Falken Azenis 615s in dry weather. I even had Vredestein ultraC in the past and they did perform well in the streets also, rain or shine, but I never tracked them.

Also to the other poster's comment, I like my 452s for daily driving, and so do may others. For the track I'm opting for a different set of stickier tires.

 

i like my 452

 

i realized my t1r rears are getting a little low, and a deal on some of these sessentas came up.... i got (2) 295/30/19 practically new for 300 bones!

havent put them on yet, but i cant wait ;D

 

^Did you get them from a vendor? Or was it from a private seller?

 

private seller they have less than 1400mi on them i believe. im running a 285 t1r right now, and 'theshaddix' is running a 295 on the same wheel/offset combo... ill see how it goes, might wait for some new lugs before i put em on tho.

 

I disagree. As far as value tires, he's had some good ones. The Toyo T1R and Falken FK452 are great all-around choices. The Dunlop SP9000 was also my favorite tire in the rain, closely followed by the Goodyear F1 GS-D3.