BF Goodrich GForce Sport Comp2 Tires
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I did run into your thread while doing research. The S-04 is quite a bit cheaper than PSS, but it weighs quite a bit compared to the PSS. Lighter wheels and tires on the IS300 it made a world of difference in performance and feel. I think I'm pretty dead set on the PSS at this point.
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The guy at my tire shop has highly recommended these. These are also directional tires that are great for lowered cars. Any other reviews on these? These seem to have longer lasting life than some of the other top tier tires.
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I did run into your thread while doing research. The S-04 is quite a bit cheaper than PSS, but it weighs quite a bit compared to the PSS. Lighter wheels and tires on the IS300 it made a world of difference in performance and feel. I think I'm pretty dead set on the PSS at this point.
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I'm going on my second set of the BFGoodrich's. My ISF is my daily commuter and I do not drive aggressively. The first set is still going with 15K miles. I already purchased a new set of rears; just waiting until I go bald in the back. The front set was replaced 2K miles ago due to inner tire wear. I would say they aren't the stickiest tires but does just fine for my daily commute in SoCal. Great for the price too.
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