Tires
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From: San Jose, CA
Yoko Av ES100
Honestly...I have on the av ES100 and they are nice. Grip and good traction.
Very good in the rain also like it suppose to. I bought it for $260 brand new.
Only down side is, maybe its just me but the tires are hella loud sometimes. The tire make loud noises. This may not be on your list, but I would recommend the Falken Azenis. Friend has them and holy shit, those thing are worth the money.
Good luck on the tires.
Very good in the rain also like it suppose to. I bought it for $260 brand new.
Only down side is, maybe its just me but the tires are hella loud sometimes. The tire make loud noises. This may not be on your list, but I would recommend the Falken Azenis. Friend has them and holy shit, those thing are worth the money.
Good luck on the tires.
CHRISTMASTIME IN IRAQ
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Bay Area
Originally Posted by klikster
I'm really liking Yokohama AVS ES100s... Anyone use 'em in the snow?
Those tires are VERY poorly rated for the snow. I would not use them in your situation.
I had the dunlop 5000s when heavy rain and black ice were serious concerns to me, and they were satisfactory performers with excellent grip in all sorts of bad conditions. Avon, who makes some good tires, also has some excellent all seasons (M550s I think), as well as the new Kumho ECSTA ASXs also look good. Try going to our site sponsor Tirerack.com and check out customer reviews on those tires.
