Originally posted by Epoch
Don't forget the Dunlop Sport SP 9000s
They're a good sticky tire and stickier than the likes of the AVS ES100 but they're about a half step below the current cream of the crop. Same deal with the Yokohama AVS Sport--it's been out for a while and has since been passed in terms of traction by cheaper tires like the Kumho MX and Pirelli Nero.
Originally posted by So.Cal_INTEGRA
I got Nitto 450's on all fours, they grip like a mother f***** because how soft they are but the downside is that they wear fast.
Go Kumho if you want them to last long, cheap and not as high quality but long lasting
If you think that Nitto 450s "grip like a mother ****er" then you have never driven a car that has REAL performance tires on it because the 450s are not particularly sticky.