Summer Tire General

I only know Nokian from their winter and Allweather Tires. Which are great. I suppose maling a good Summer tire shouldn't be difficult then.

I think you'll be fine.

I drive winter tyres all year round and dont give a fuck

>>16880442
Nokia makes tires too? Does that mean they are indestructible?

>>16880442
Continental and Michelin tend to offer better tires at the same price

>>16880549
No, but you can call with them if you put your ear to it while its spinning, you should try it sometime.

>>16880564
I have Goodyear snow tires on now, and they're great. These tires were about $70 a piece, but I didn't look at Michelin or Continental. I was also looking at Bridgestone Potenza S-04 pole positions.

Also, any reason why the sticker says A/S? this doesn't mean all-season does it? These are specifically sticky summer tires that last around 30,000 miles from what I understood.

>>16880712
It does - but all season is put to so many different tires that it doesnt mean all that much

>>16880442
>205's

What are some decent summer performances tires for under 130$?

>>16880442

Got some Potenza RE-71R in the mail. Excite. Gonna be my first set of not shitty tires and I already have some Enkei J10s to go with them at my parents house.

>>16880442

I'm guessing the "summer" part of it is the rubber compound, because that tread pattern doesn't look very aggressive. I suppose they'll throw back water really well, if the sipes are deep enough.

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>>16882960

Sex

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ordered goodyear eagle f1 asymmetric 3 last week. Used Continental Sport Contact 5 before that which are great tyies but don't last long