r u using rain tires? there are a lot of type..need to purchase correctly...correct me if i'm wrg

what tires you changed to

how you drive

what speed you and that guy is travelling at

yokohama A drive. it happened on my stock tires too. like i said, 70-80 kph.

A-drive compound is quite soft and furthermore it is more towards dry condition driving than wet condition driving. For wet condition driving, it is better to have tires with wide grooves and shaped "V" although not all wet tires necessarily has the V pattern, like Hankook V12 Ventus. But tires are just the small factor.

ABS still wont save you from extreme wet driving condition. One rule to stick on during driving in the wet is to keep out of water puddle to avoid hydroplaning and if you hit a water puddle due to bad visibility, counter back with steering and never ever press the brakes or else your car will oversteer and the next thing you know is your world is turning in circles.