Best tires
Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
Out of curiosity, why did you get all seasonals when you have a set of Blizzaks?
The SportContacts are VERY good from what I've read. Never read anything about your ExtremeContacts. But BTW, I read that they're good for "light snow and slush traction" in R&T.
Out of curiosity, why did you get all seasonals when you have a set of Blizzaks?
The SportContacts are VERY good from what I've read. Never read anything about your ExtremeContacts. But BTW, I read that they're good for "light snow and slush traction" in R&T.
Originally posted by pnthr30
Accordsleeper -
Thanks for the clarification........that is what I guessed
better grip = shorter tread life
I cannot complain about the grip of the A2's - but then again I am coming from the stock Michelins (which are terrible), so I guess my basis for comparison is pretty low.
By the way, how many miles did you get on your D60's?
Accordsleeper -
Thanks for the clarification........that is what I guessed
better grip = shorter tread life
I cannot complain about the grip of the A2's - but then again I am coming from the stock Michelins (which are terrible), so I guess my basis for comparison is pretty low.

By the way, how many miles did you get on your D60's?
they do handle much better than the stockers for sure. when i would switch back to my sp5000s in the summer, holy grap what a difference from the D60 A2s. now with my real snow tires it's an even greater difference.
Originally posted by xsentrixsupra
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Its all good man
I just go by what I've used and what others around me use. I'd say a good 80% of all of us use S03s........I've never had a problem and I love the way the work.....however I was thinking of maybe picking up some Advan tires sometime
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Its all good man

I just go by what I've used and what others around me use. I'd say a good 80% of all of us use S03s........I've never had a problem and I love the way the work.....however I was thinking of maybe picking up some Advan tires sometime



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