Falken Azenis RT-615
205/50/15
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Originally posted by jdm_inspiredCurrently running Yokohama AVS ES100's. Personally I like them. They grip real well but right now Im experiencing wheel hop due to my torn front motor mount
Looking into Azenis for the Summer
I had those when I had SI's on my civic. I liked how well they gripped. Im gunna get some soon for the accord
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Originally posted by JDMxCB7Tire:Falken Azenis RT-615
Size: 205/50/15
Score: 9/10
Impression: I've been driving with the RT-615s for about a little over half a year now and I must say that these are excellent ultra high performance summer tires. Once heated up, they'll stick to the ground like glue. Treadwear is pretty good too. One thing that made me give the RT-615 a 9/10 would be the lack of warning right before they break out. You need to have really fast counter steering response. Or else you'll be in trouble. All in all, the RT-615 is a great tire.
P.S. They handle pretty good in the rain too.
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Tire:Falken Azenis RT-615
Size: 205/50/15
Score: 9/10
Impression: I've been driving with the RT-615s for about a little over half a year now and I must say that these are excellent ultra high performance summer tires. Once heated up, they'll stick to the ground like glue. Treadwear is pretty good too. One thing that made me give the RT-615 a 9/10 would be the lack of warning right before they break out. You need to have really fast counter steering response. Or else you'll be in trouble. All in all, the RT-615 is a great tire.
P.S. They handle pretty good in the rain too.
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Originally posted by The G-ManQuestion: Are your wheels 16''x7''?
Because I am thinking of getting some 225/45/16 Falken Azenis RT-615 this summer for my wheels.
wow, theres also the Azenis in 225/45/16???
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fuzion zri 9/10 it follows the grooves on the road
kumho ecsta 7/10 always get lump on the sidewall
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falken azenis all the way around. the front are pretty muchn slicks and they grip like a mofo!
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Dunlop Enduro 606 195/60/15.
Put about 20k on em. So far, so good. Id like to either change rim/tire or just tire. Probably like a 205/55/15....
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Currently running Yokohama AVS ES100's. Personally I like them. They grip real well but right now Im experiencing wheel hop due to my torn front motor mount
Looking into Azenis for the Summer
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Originally posted by owequititToyo Proxes T1-R.
Overall this is a great tire. Probably an 8.5-9 out of 10.
They don't have the highest ultimate grip (they are still up there), of ultra high performance tires, but they are easy to use.
This is my 4th set of Toyo tires, and my first high performance set.
The 3 sets of all seasons I had were superb tires, with good grip, predictable breakaway, and a pretty long life.
I don't know how these will last yet.
They ride great, absorb impacts well, and look good!
Major downsides?
They are a little pricey.
Others tried - 215/40/17 - Nankang NS-1 Imo these were the shittest tyres I've used, Wore out fast, Poor traction wet or dry, Just generally not that great. 2/10
Silverstones - 215/40/17 - The one thing I loved about these was there wear rate, I got huge milage off these (including the fronts with multiple burnouts), more than any other tyre I've owned (for memory about 25-30,000kms). The traction wasn't the best as can be expected from a hard compound rubber, Tho it was still better than the Nankangs. 6/10
Toyo T1-S (discontinued) - 205/50/15 - The first set of mag wheels I ever owned. These are the tyres that made me fall in love with Toyo due to their consistancy/traction, the only downside to them was that the inside edges would wear with any negative camber, but the new design of the T1-R accounts for this 8/10
Current tyre - Toyo T1-R - 215/40/17, As I said above - I love these tyres. Admittedly they dont have the best wear rate - My last front set only lasted 6000kms since being turbo, N/A I used to get about 10,000kms out of a front set. . . Rears on both applications last 20,000kms +
However I dont mind paying the price ($150 NZD each) for the level of comfort/safety/traction that they have. They have never let me down, or made me feel uncomfortable since I've owned them, weather It be cruising, or thrashing through twisty country roads. Have been using these for a few years now, I forget exactly how many pairs I've brought, Maybe around 4-6 within 4 years? My rating 9/10
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Originally posted by blizzard335Falkens all around
Ziex up front, FK 451 at the back (only brand to have 225/45/16) - here that is.
Because I am thinking of getting some 225/45/16 Falken Azenis RT-615 this summer for my wheels.
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