RC51TOFUMA

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which do you prefer?
only choose between the 2...

lkapimp216

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Vredestines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LIMS407

i see u runnin 30/25,,if u were 35/30 i strongly recommend pzero nero m+s tires but they dont make it ur size,,,go with pirelli man, name says alot and rear tires little cheaper than toyo,,,check out http://www.treadepot.com/index.html they usually have best price around,,,

rominl

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i think you mean t1r. i have had both, i like t1i more

passnu2

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I had the Toyo tires on the GS with my first set of rims and I hated them. They were awful in the rain and the car was all over the place. Not the worst tires but you can do better for the money.

I would go with the new Conti Extreme DWS or Michelin PS2 if you want a summer only tire.

*Batman*

I wouldn't get either. I would pay up for the Michelin PS2s, and if I didn't want to spend that then I'd get the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymettrics which are same price as P Zeros usually.

Not a good time to buy tires now though, both the Bridgestone Potenza S001 and the Michelin Pilot Super Sports will be out in Q1.

Stormforge

i got the toyos, they are decent. no complaints.

RC51TOFUMA

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wow...quite a few....diff opinions on here.....
interesting...

thanks for chiming in...guys I appreciate the feedback. Again and again this forum is a wealth of knowledge as always

username32

I currently have the Toyo T1R on my factory 17" alloys and i think they suck. They are pretty noisy and ride really hard (for a 50 series) since the sidewalls are like rocks but on the flip side it handles good and crispy because it has hardly any sidewall deflection despite even being 50 series tire.

AndyUK

I treated myself to a set of Michelin PS3s. Early impression, compared with Avon ZZ3? A bit quieter, a noticeably softer,smoother ride, not quite as sharp steering.

LexFather

Love my PS2s... Worth the money IMO....

We got 18" toyos on the HS 250h and not a fan

*Batman*

Yes the PS3 was not the true successor to the PS2. It offers improved rain performance, but at the expense of dry performance and crisp handling. It really is a tire marketed to monsoon climates like in Asia. It hasn't been pushed much in the US.

The Michelin PSS (Pilot Super Sports) are being positioned as the successor of the PS2.

http://www.roadandtrack.com/special-...er-sport-tires

http://www.michelin.com/corporate/co...ersport_EN.pdf

RC51TOFUMA

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Michelins....$$$$$$$

RC51TOFUMA

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ok.....it comes down..to...
Michelin? or Goodyear?

Which is it? which is the best????

rominl

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best? imho, michelin. especially the ps2 i have on my m3. they are some phenomenal tires. it really handles what i am asking them to do

pay to play

on my gs, i don't give a damn about performance (it pisses me off in comparison to the m3) so the t1r are good for what i need