What tires are you currently rolling on?

[danewilson77]

Just wanted to get a spread on what everyone is rolling on.

If you don't see your tire in the voting list.....just make a comment about them (or not).

If you liked a tire, feel free to pose a short writeup or rating (or not)

If you didn't like a tire, feel free to pose a short writeup or rating (or not)

@ the very least....just vote. Thank you.

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I'm currently on Continental Extreme Contact DWS's (Square 245/40/18 setup) and like them thus far.

[JupiterBMW]

Yokohama S-Drives

Great tire, plenty sticky, great treadwear, and the price is cheap enough to make them really attractive, even when compared to other better tires...

[BavarianZHP]

Bridgestone Potenza RE030 (summer, high performance tire):

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE030

225/255 stock setup

They have great grip, but tramline like crazy. I would rate them 3/5... Wouldn't buy them again from my experience, unless you're trying to constantly improve your reaction time (through sudden minor steering adjustments).

[Crickett]

Conti DWSs in stock, staggered sizes (225 / 255) here.

Picked them based on the great consumer rating on Tire Rack, their long (reported) treadwear, & relatively high performance (given that they're all-seasons). I will be buying another set of these in square 245/40ZR18 (on square 18x8" M135s) next. I'll likely keep with these year-round until I have a need for dedicated summer / winter sets (aka no longer living in the desert southwest!).

[JupiterBMW]

I can't wait to see how long it takes before the Michelin and Continental bars surpass all others...

[M0nk3y]

Currently running on Toyo T1Rs.

Decent tire for DD. Now they have limited sizes and pretty sure they are discontinued. Tires were brand new when I got the car, and after about 10k miles they are getting near replacement (Most likely have around 5-10k more miles until wear bars). The tires really like to tramline and are noisy at higher speeds. For a high performance tire I wasn't too impressed.

Track/Autocross Tires are Hankook RS3s

For DDing I wouldn't recommend these at all. They are noisy, tramline everywhere on the street and wear fairly quick. In the rain the tires are almost useless, as you have 0 grip available. In addition anything under 60F ambient you're going to have trouble finding traction.

[wsmeyer]

Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Excellent in every way.

[johnnyrad]

Falken Fk452. Have no complaints. They look good, are grippy and don't cost a lot at all.

[nike001]

Front half Hankook, rears are Michelin.

Hankook V12's are awful. I have way more than half tread on the fronts and they have very little grip leftover. Understeer city the other day. Last night though, they were tram-lining everywhere.. I don't know what it was but it was a handful on the highway for whatever reason..

I had Pirelli P Zero Nero summer tires as my first set and they were amazing. I cannot express how amazing I thought they were.

[alexandre]

Maxxis MA-V1's. PO put them on the car 5k before I bought it.

They seem more popular in the UK or AU. Super silent and good grip in the rain.

Thread wear seems to be average - the rears are at 60%, and fronts at 80%. 10k miles.