I personally like Yokohama tires. :D

So..Why isnt Toyo listed?? :uh:

I have the Avon 550 summer tires from the Tire Rack, they seem to be very good. I wanted the Toyo T1R's but I got tired of them being on back order for so long.

So..Why isnt Toyo listed?? :uh:

Yeah I knew that would forget some brands, that's why i left the "different brand" option. :)

Yeah I knew that would forget some brands, that's why i left the "different brand" option. :)
Yeah..you forget..Kuhmo,Sumitomo,Cooper...not Toyo :p ..So I guess its obvious which ones I have!!

Now I have Toyo T1 R. :thumbup:

Previously used Bridgestone :thumbup: and prior to that Yokohama :thumbdn:

I don't roll on anything :p:D

But my car rolls on Dunlop SP Sport 9000's :D:bigok:

Yeah..you forget..Kuhmo,Sumitomo,Cooper...not Toyo :p ..So I guess its obvious which ones I have!!

LOL, I'm actually rolling on kumho tires, and i forgot to mention it :)

I roll on one brand of tire only. Falken. the Falken Ziex ZE-512 is by far the best all around tire in my opinion, and i have logged over 500,000 miles on americas road systems. I have held a drivers liscense in 4 states and driven in 37/50. as far as i can tell, for every application, with the exception of heavy loads and pickup trucks used for their purpose, the ZE-512 is the optimum tire for any other application. they are cheap and they usually last alot longer than their competition.

runnin Falken Gr-B's on my rears and Pirelliz P zero's in the front :thumbup:

from Nitto themselves:

By utilizing a racing concept design, Nitto Tire's engineers developed the NT-555 "Extreme ZR". With a specially formulated compound and one of the biggest contact patches available, the NT-555 provides superior traction, reliable handling, and delivers total vehicle control. The three-circumferential grooves channel water efficiently, while the lateral grooves break up the water wedge. This combination of grooves and channels reduces the chance of hydroplaning.

Bridgestone S03 only because my choices are severely limited in 285X19X30

Michelin Pilot Sport A/S.

Sumitomo's

Falken Azenis- More grip than I can use, great wet traction, awesome wear, total crap in snow.

Bridgestone S03 only because my choices are severely limited in 285X19X30
Did you do anything with the wheel wells or make any camber adjustments? I went with 275's instead of 285's because I read about rubbing a lot. I haven't lowered yet but am planning on it.

nope didnt do a thing they fit fine right out the box. I did have the proper offsets though as specified by Iforged. I'm pretty sure that if your offsets arent right that rubbing covuld be an issue.

Cool. So how close are you to that 500hp goal of yours?

Well all the components are in place, its just a matter of tuning now. :)

:) i like Falkens as for everyday use (stock OEM), and i use Yokohama's on my Maya's (for shows) - well i'm just waiting to finish these Yoko's, I'm planning on switiching to Falkens on those 20's, i don't race anyway and I don't use my car that much anymore

Sumitomo's
same here

Sumitomo HTR+ Ultra High Performance All-Season Tires
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Sumitomo&tireModel=HTR%2B

Toyo T1R! Sweeeeeet tires :thumbup: .

Another Toyo T1R user here :thumbup:

Just put on Kuhmo Ecsta ASX all season tires.

Hankook Ventus something something. Works wonderful for me. Can't complain about them and they are sooo good in the rain. :thumbup: Plus they arent that expensive.

Michelin Pilot Sports on both :)

Still rolling on slock wheels and GY GT+4 tires.

Upgrading wheels sometime soon I hope and tires most like will be Michelin Pilot Sport.

I have toyo's y didnt they make the list

I got Falken 451's for my Euro LS430. They are a $100 a tire cheaper than the tires my car came with and much better ride, more quiet and great in the rain.

perelli.. what else

some fuzions for my stock 16s

Nankang, they are all right by me!

Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's

Dunlop Dirreza DZ101's.

Toyo Proxes T1-R

Continentals...

Still rolling on the OEM Bridgestone RE92s :thumbdn:

I will be swapping them out for Michelin Pilot Sport A/S soon. :)

TripleL

had
yokohama avs sport :thumbup:
bridgestone so3 :thumbdn: :mad:

now using
michelin ps2 :thumbup:
toyo t1-r :thumbup:

going to try goodyear f1 gs-d3 next

BFGoodrich :thumbup:

I use the Nito 555 and notice, according to the poll, that not many others do. Has any one had the Nitto's and switched to something else that they found was better?

Bridgestone Potenzas

Michelin Cross Terrains :thumbup:

Toyo Proxes T1-R :thumbup:

I use the Nito 555 and notice, according to the poll, that not many others do. Has any one had the Nitto's and switched to something else that they found was better?

I used Nitto 555's before, its a great tire for the money. :thumbup:

However, I switched to Yokohama AVS DB's because they seem to be quieter, other then that, everything is pretty much equal. :)

Toyo Proxes T1-R

and Bridgestone Duelers H/T too. :egads: :p

Currently, I have BFG's but I am usually a Yokohama man. This is the first time I didnt have to pay for the tires myself, so I didnt get to choose!

P-zeros I had Falkens at first but decided to switch

Sumitomo here. They may not be the best ever, but they haven't failed me yet, and they're fairly cheap.

Vredestein Ultrac ;)

i have nankang or whatever, got them pretty damn cheap. 225/40/18 for $100 a piece mounted and balanced.

I like High Performance quiet tires. Falken FK452 and ST115 are the best :thumbup:

Bridgestone Turanza ES400 V rated, because thats what my ES350 came with.

potenza yeah!!

i rock the falkens

Falken Azenis over here.............

i voted for dunlops. i also like kumho and yokohama.

Nitto 555 extreme's on my 19's
Michelin Pilot Sport on my 17's

Bridgestone Blizzark WS-60 on 1998 GS400 OEM 17" chrome

Used to have Avon Tech M500? all seasons on my old car, I loved it, but my old car's camber and toe are good for cornering but not so good for tire life....

I prefer Pirelli's winter setup

T1R's on 19's
still debating on between michelin vs falken vs bridgestone for the 17's :uh:

go for the falkens! i just put a set on of 18"s on the GS and they rode just as smooth as my michelin ps2 tires and they were less than half the price!

falken ftw from here forward.

what ever is cheapest, they burn up quick anywho.

Kumho ecsta STP's. They're cheap and pretty decent tires for the price.

I like Falken, Nitto, Yokohama, and toyo. They have all of the products I may ever need for any vehicle, and at a great price.

toyo's not listed

Falken 452's here. Although I prefer Falken Azenis ST-115's.