Toyo TS1 Vs Michelin PS2..any advise?
06-14-2004, 09:40 PM
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I have no experience on either tire ... but from all that I have read - the Michelin PS2 is the best available tire.
After my S03's wear out .. I plan on buying the PS2's unless something better comes on the market.
After my S03's wear out .. I plan on buying the PS2's unless something better comes on the market.
06-14-2004, 10:32 PM
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Originally posted by fairladyZ in Japan
I have no experience on either tire ... but from all that I have read - the Michelin PS2 is the best available tire.
After my S03's wear out .. I plan on buying the PS2's unless something better comes on the market.
I have no experience on either tire ... but from all that I have read - the Michelin PS2 is the best available tire.
After my S03's wear out .. I plan on buying the PS2's unless something better comes on the market.
since ur in jap(from ur profile) , why dont u get those tires?
06-15-2004, 06:55 AM
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Ad07 and especially the RE01's ... top notch.
However, I need 19 inch .. these tires only come in 18 inch.
Also, the RE01 is getting a little long in the tooth .. and Michelin has leaped over BS (including F1 racing, IMO).
Even if the RE01's were available in 19 inch configuration at this time.. I would still go PS2... and I am not a big French fan, for obvious reasons.
However, I need 19 inch .. these tires only come in 18 inch.
Also, the RE01 is getting a little long in the tooth .. and Michelin has leaped over BS (including F1 racing, IMO).
Even if the RE01's were available in 19 inch configuration at this time.. I would still go PS2... and I am not a big French fan, for obvious reasons.
06-15-2004, 10:53 AM
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Originally posted by fairladyZ in Japan
Ad07 and especially the RE01's ... top notch.
However, I need 19 inch .. these tires only come in 18 inch.
Also, the RE01 is getting a little long in the tooth .. and Michelin has leaped over BS (including F1 racing, IMO).
Even if the RE01's were available in 19 inch configuration at this time.. I would still go PS2... and I am not a big French fan, for obvious reasons.
Ad07 and especially the RE01's ... top notch.
However, I need 19 inch .. these tires only come in 18 inch.
Also, the RE01 is getting a little long in the tooth .. and Michelin has leaped over BS (including F1 racing, IMO).
Even if the RE01's were available in 19 inch configuration at this time.. I would still go PS2... and I am not a big French fan, for obvious reasons.
did u mean that u think PS2 is better then RE01?
if not, what r u saying?
06-15-2004, 11:08 AM
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GY-Z....there are no 19inch RE01 being made...and that is what fairladyZ was trying to say.
They are all top notch tires...u cant really say one is better than the other...depending on what u are comparing to specifically.
They are all top notch tires...u cant really say one is better than the other...depending on what u are comparing to specifically.
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Originally posted by tranzholik
GY-Z....there are no 19inch RE01 being made...and that is what fairladyZ was trying to say.
They are all top notch tires...u cant really say one is better than the other...depending on what u are comparing to specifically.
GY-Z....there are no 19inch RE01 being made...and that is what fairladyZ was trying to say.
They are all top notch tires...u cant really say one is better than the other...depending on what u are comparing to specifically.
there should be a slight difference in RE01 and PS2.
or even AD07 in PS2.
i have tried PS2 already, its grip better then the SO2 in both dry and wet conditioni.i sold the PS2 and get the AD07, but haven't put the AD07 on my car yet.want to wear out the SO2 first.(too much tires in the garage now..
)hopefully i'll wear out the SO2 on my next track event.
and put AD07 on when i go to Pacific racway on Aug, and see which one is better.
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Bridgestone = Firestone to me. had too many bad experiences. ever since i worked in gas station in early 80s fir/S 721s that became egg shape under 5k mi to wifes 98 Ford explore w/ fire S wilderness shredders...I vote with my $ and thats what counts
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