jellybbs

hi i want ask some suggestion, which brand of tire you guy think is good , i want some is more grip. thanks

aklucsarits

Tire brand is generally irrelevant when you are talking about tire performance. It's the specific tire model, size, and construction that is important.

What kind of vehicle is this going on?

What size tire do you need?

What kind of tire are you looking for? R-compound? Summer tire? All Season tire? Snow/Ice tire?

Are you willing to compromise a little and accept a tire with lower ultimate performance if it means reducing road noise and ride harshness?

What is your tire budget?

Andrew

rai

You can get info at tirerack.com, where you can find price info as well as reviews and tire tests.

No tire is clearly the best b/c there is a range of costs, tread wear and wet/dry road handling. Also because of different vehicle weights and suspension configuration tires may perform differently on different vehicles.

I assume you are talking about tires for the S2000. There is a school of thought that the OEM tires (hand picked by Honda is the best). There are several tires that are considered as good as the OEM tires, but it's hard to pick one tire as being clearly the best.

There is a whole forum sub-group that just deals with wheels and tires. If you look around on that forum you will find a lot of good info.

--->>>CLICK HERE FOR THE TIRE FORUM

PedalFaster

Do some research: http://tirerack.com.

Eluded

i just use the OEM courtesy of the rack.

Saki GT

If you're asking for the S, I hear good things about the Goodyear Eagle F1s.

bjohnston

There was a comparison of ultra high performance tires in a very recent issue of Car and Driver, and they picked the Goodyear Eagle F1s. Try a search on Car and Driver's website for the article. It was a good read.

smurf2k

im buying the Eagle F1-GS D3s for my AP2 rear

anyone that has them - what size did you get? stock specced 245/40/17 or something else?