QUOTE(michael9413 @ Dec 11 2010, 07:56 AM)
well bro... after the wear-in also, it depends on the tire's cornering grip in wet, how many G's they can stand b4 it breaks the traction... so each and every tires got it's own pros and cons... M5 might be good in handling but noisy like hell after sometime... but C Drive will give you the comfort and quiet drive opposite of M5...
what is ur size, next time do survey more in forum b4 u buy any tires... for me i'll stick to my Hankook and Michelin for now... hankook tires is good value (using V12 Evo on older ride) and Michelin gives you the quality and confidence on it's product...
do remember you have a few rank in tires... from Entree, Premium Comfort, High Performance, Ultra High Performance, Max Performance and Extreme Performance... basically entree and premium comfort is more towards 60 series and above or lower profile tires with comfort... but all performance categories mostly starts at 55 series and below...
then you have Symmetric, Asymmetric and also Directional tires... Asymmetric and Symmetric is quiet and grippy during dry, but Wet condition is Directional type which gives advantage on aquaplaning/water dispersion but it is noisy on dry...
so depends what size you are using, and what you needs...
Thanks for the info bro... im using 50 series btw... couldnt get much review since mom n gf pestering to change it asap... i read alot of ur post u seems to like Hankook V12 alot... would give it a try next time...what is ur size, next time do survey more in forum b4 u buy any tires... for me i'll stick to my Hankook and Michelin for now... hankook tires is good value (using V12 Evo on older ride) and Michelin gives you the quality and confidence on it's product...
do remember you have a few rank in tires... from Entree, Premium Comfort, High Performance, Ultra High Performance, Max Performance and Extreme Performance... basically entree and premium comfort is more towards 60 series and above or lower profile tires with comfort... but all performance categories mostly starts at 55 series and below...
then you have Symmetric, Asymmetric and also Directional tires... Asymmetric and Symmetric is quiet and grippy during dry, but Wet condition is Directional type which gives advantage on aquaplaning/water dispersion but it is noisy on dry...
so depends what size you are using, and what you needs...
Dec 11 2010, 08:53 AM

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