[Mainstream]

Originally Posted by retromafia

... you'll never consider what I think is an awesome tire: the Toyo Proxes T1-S. Excellent in the dry, perhaps best in class in the wet, and not too shabby even in a little bit of snow...

nice choice - i made the same wise decision myself and the benefits are amazing... brings new meaning to the words, "confidence inspiring"

[AndyH]

Originally Posted by donmei

P Zero Nero is an all season tire. Its what I'll probably go with when the stocks wear out. But I just wanted to make sure you were aware of that. They will not handle as well as the stock tires. I'm willing to accept that. Some aren't. (I don't want to keep a 2nd set of wheels/tires for winter use)

Minor correction...there are two versions of the P Zero Nero. One is "M+S" rated (i.e., it's an all-season tire) while the other is a pure "summer" tire.

P Zero Nero M+S:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ero+Nero+M%26S

P Zero Nero:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....del=PZero+Nero

[skrappie]

Recently replaced the stocks with the P Zero Nero M&S.
According to Tire Rack there are two versions, one with the M&S (mud and snow)
and one without.

[bah14]

BFGoodrich g-force KD's ... superior gry traction. I'm a summer only STi driver, so i can avoid the all-season stuff. Otherwise, I like the Nero's the BFG g-force KDW's