JMS4

yokohama AVS sport, Dunlop SP9000S, Bridgstone RE730, and michelin pilot sport.
which one should I choose? I want the one with better tread life...and of course not bad performance, and a resonable price...what will u choose? and what are u guys using? especially want to know the how the wear of the AVS sports is. thanks.

Max Rebo1

I can only comment on the SP9000 tires. I had them on my GTI VR6 for 2-3 years with no problems whatsoever. Great dry and wet road handling -- which is what I was after. There are tires with better dry handling, but IMHO, the SP9000 is a good bet. It's grippy, yet has a relatively long tread life, low road noise, etc. I'd recommend these. The Michelins are going to be more expensive, and I would guess they add a bit more dry traction to sacrifce a bit of wet traction, but I'm not 100% sure.

YS4

but fairly expensive. Think Edge racing was having a sale on these though last week if I recall. You should also consider Toyo T1s as well, excellent tire. I say go for the s-03, pilot sports, sp9000 or the t1s. Don't think you can go wrong with any of these choices, just comes down to price really.

S4MadMan

...I don't go ***** out on the street so I like a nice, quiet, smooth, balanced tire. The 712 handles well enough on the street and is excellent in the rain. It's quiet, smooth and refined. At $100 each, for a 225/45ZR17, it's the best deal in town.

Ted K

I love my S-03s. Great dry weather performance, Awesome in the wet, and better tread life than most

Luke@tirerack

in order of perfromance

#1 S-03 Pole Position
#2 Pilot Sport
#3 AVS Sport
#4 P-Zero Rosso

in order of tread life

#1 P-Zero Rosso
#2 S-03 Pole Position
#3 Pilot Sport
#4 AVS Sport

Luke

hater

the rubber ones are good

Genuine NCC170S4

Even better when you put them on those big metal wheels and bolt them to the car.

hater

explain please