A good handling tire (reasonable cost)???
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Woods74
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You want inexpensive to tear around on this spring/summer/fall above 40 degrees-ish?
Sumitomo HTR Z-III
On the same side of the coin; Look up on tire rack reviews; I recommend looking at the Dirzzea Z2 Star spec. As well as the current line-up of the extreme performance summer tires. Don't just look at price, look at longevity as well.
Here is a cool write-up a couple years ago that may be helpful.
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/wheels-tires/1401-the-best-200-treadwear-tires-test/
Sumitomo HTR Z-III
On the same side of the coin; Look up on tire rack reviews; I recommend looking at the Dirzzea Z2 Star spec. As well as the current line-up of the extreme performance summer tires. Don't just look at price, look at longevity as well.
Here is a cool write-up a couple years ago that may be helpful.
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/wheels-tires/1401-the-best-200-treadwear-tires-test/
rklein383
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You want inexpensive to tear around on this spring/summer/fall above 40 degrees-ish?
Sumitomo HTR Z-III
On the same side of the coin; Look up on tire rack reviews; I recommend looking at the Dirzzea Z2 Star spec. As well as the current line-up of the extreme performance summer tires. Don't just look at price, look at longevity as well.
Here is a cool write-up a couple years ago that may be helpful.
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/wheels-tires/1401-the-best-200-treadwear-tires-test/
Yes, a three season tire is what I am looking for.
67autocross
A new iron curtain drawn across the 49th parallel
Pirelli P Zero Rosso should be under 4 a tire, you should be able to get then in a 255
Woods74
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Yep, the Sumo FTW. Of course they ain't the best ever, but they will blow Radial T/A out of the water and are priced for fun.. Take a look around Google, people speak highly of them!
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