can scratch out yokohama c drive 2 when it comes to longevity (tread wear)

consider either michelin ps3 or gy eagle f1 as2 or yokohama advan db (v551)

rm220-240.

scratch out = forget about c drive 2, btw lol

generally yeah. wet grip not so great, however if you're not whacking corners in wet and just going straight, the traction is pretty decent. minimal aquaplaning unless the water level if covering entire tire then i still get some aquaplaning driving around 70-90km/h. (my car old school carbie with minimal electronics, air intake also very high up, so not that worried on floods)

35k km is very possible if you aren't an aggressive driver.

for me, i think i've clocked around 19-20k km? looks half worn give/take.
and i do drive decently aggressive and once a while do touge/long sprints/long distance drivings.

so it isn't as bad as some people put it to be. however again, it depends on one's expectations, some expect their tires to last full 3+ years, and over 100k km. c drive 2 100% cannot do that, at least for my usage

havent used the falken before myself so can't comment too much.

however from feedbacks i've gathered from other users, the c drive 2 would definitely win on comfort/low NVH and that is among my priorities in tires

should have just repaired the rims instead of getting them changed. unless its just steel/oem rims changing to sport rims

r14/r15 not too much difference on tire profile if you want a thicker profile to protect rims. not to mention very limited choices on getting good tires. then again if you're not keen on getting good/performance tires, and usually drive under speed limits, can consider R13 instead