Currently running Kumho Solus KH16 (195/60/15) on Prelude SI wheels.
They are reasonable. Not great, not bad. Sidewalls aren't too stiff, and I can get them to squeal pretty easily, but they are quiet and ride nice. At this point I'm more concerned about that than handling. Once I finish my engine build, the priorities will change.
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Tires I've ran on my CB7
Kumho Ecsta XS - 225/45/17 (140 tread wear)
Pros: Great dry traction, warms up quickly, Excellent cornering characteristics, Really good for autox
Cons: Not good in wet weather drive cautiously
Falken RT-615 - 225/45/17 (200 tread wear)
Pros: Really good dry traction, warms up fairly quickly, Good cornering charateristics, good for autox
Cons: Not good in wet weather drive cautiously
BF Goodrich g-ForceT/A KDW - 215/45/17 (300 tread wear)
Pros: Good dry and wet traction, good cornering charateristics,
Cons: Take too long to warm up, not good for autox
Falken Ziex 512 - 205/35/17 (360 tread wear)
Pros: Good daily driver traction, OK in wet weather
Cons: I should have gotten 215/45/17 the 205/35/17 offered little cornering confidence
Also had some Nankangs and another set of tires, but both were less than memorable.
Currently sitting in my garage are some new Federals. Bought them about a month ago. Will test them out at the next autox.
Federal SS595RS-R - 225/45/17 (140 tread wear)
later I will include other tires that i've ran on my RX7, 300zx and CorradoLast edited by Tishock; 10-13-2010, 03:41 AM.
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Trojan's...
oh...
j/k
i really want a pair of hankook ventus R-s3
on these
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fuzion hri 195060r15 i have them on prelude oem enkies. their made by bridgestone are asymetrical and are rated to 40K niles or so. from tireseasy .com a set of four is 240 shipped and thats a great deal for tires. i rate it about a 5 for cost and asymetrical
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Falken Ziex 512:
Rate: 7/10
Price: about $65-75/tire
Dry/Cornering: Good on dry. Cornering was decent, but not as good as BF Goodrich below.
Wet/Snow: Good in wet road conditions up to HWY speeds of 60-70 MPH, but not as confident at BFG below. Tires worked decent in snow, again not as well as BFG.
Durability: Treadwear was at their rating of 60,000 miles. No quality issues with tires, this was better than BFG below.
BF Goodrich Traction T/A:
Rate: 9/10
Price: about $60-65/tire
Dry/Cornering: Great on dry, stiff sidewalls for all-seasons and cornering was very nice.
Wet/Snow: Confident in wet road conditions up to HWY speeds of 80 MPH. Tires worked well in snow, only traction issues were due to FWD standard differential limitations.
Durability: Treadwear was at their rating of 60,000 miles. However, they dry cracked in between treads. This occurred to multiple other exact same tires on my family's other cars.
Bridgestone HP550:
Rate: 9/10
Price: unknown
Dry/Cornering: Comparable to BFG Traction T/A. Great dry and cornering for all-season tires.
Wet/Snow: Confident in wet road conditions up to HWY speeds of 80 MPH. Tires worked well in snow, only traction issues were due to FWD standard differential limitations. Comparable to BFG.
Durability: TBD, still new-like at this moment. No quality issues with them so far.Last edited by HondaFan81; 06-25-2010, 02:01 PM.
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for my oem rims i have FALKEN ziex 215/60/r15
and for my sprint harts FALKEN ziex 205/50/r15
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looking for a new set of summer tires, maybe even a/s. any recommendations? thinking of 205/55/15 for some itr's.
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Originally posted by foamypirate View PostBFGoodrich Traction T/A 205/55/15s
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