Performance tires

[MarkoD]

i have Michelin Latitude tires now and they're amazing.

bought new 285/30/22 for my new rims..... will see how they perform tomorrow

have had pirelli p zero tires and can say they were pretty good, just didnt last long

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

i have Michelin Latitude tires now and they're amazing.

bought new 285/30/22 for my new rims..... will see how they perform tomorrow

have had pirelli p zero tires and can say they were pretty good, just didnt last long

You realize there is nothing performance about 22" wheels right

[scubadawg]

PIMP my RIDE

[mr_alberta]

My buddy loves his Kuhmo Ecstas. Good wet/rain grip and good dry grip. I, myself run Falken Azenis. Fantastic dry grip but deathtraps in the rain lol.

[Coralgurl]

Kuhmo, hankooks, continental, bridgestone are options. Some of the other ones don't come in the tire size I need. Pirelli's are nice, but would like something a little longer lasting.

I will either buy from the dealership or one of my tenants. Coopers are out....

Have to decide soon and book in....gonna get warm this weekend!!

[68shelby]

the treadwear rating is marked on the side of every tire out there the higher the treadwear rating the longer it should last. most 100km rated tires are around 440 bridgestone rates theres low so there 100km tire would be probably around a 320. look on the sidewall of the tires for it

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Coralgurl

Kuhmo, hankooks, continental, bridgestone are options. Some of the other ones don't come in the tire size I need. Pirelli's are nice, but would like something a little longer lasting.

I will either buy from the dealership or one of my tenants. Coopers are out....

Have to decide soon and book in....gonna get warm this weekend!!

It seems the main concern is tread wear so you don't really want performance tires as higher performance typically means less life. Stick with typical all season tires and you'll get the best bang for the buck in terms of tread life.

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by sphelps

It seems the main concern is tread wear so you don't really want performance tires as higher performance typically means less life. Stick with typical all season tires and you'll get the best bang for the buck in terms of tread life.

the ride on these is wayyyy softer than with the stock run flats..... run flats are garbage

[-=James=-]

Originally Posted by sphelps

It seems the main concern is tread wear so you don't really want performance tires as higher performance typically means less life. Stick with typical all season tires and you'll get the best bang for the buck in terms of tread life.

+1 you should get all seasons. It seems like youre looking to get the best bang for your buck.

Theres no need for performance tires for a mazda 3. Find the quietest one with good wet/dry traction. I would recommend Kumho Ecstas or Michelin Pilot Sports.

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by sphelps

You realize there is nothing performance about 22" wheels right

it performs well at getting girls into the back seat.