markmark206

so i am at 26+k, and contemplating replacing my old pirelli's.

good year eagle f1 look pretty good, but i am wondering what other tires you guys have, and how you like them.

i basically want a solid quiet tire for seattle roads (wet, dry, with an occasional snow adventure).

thanks much,
mark.

vplaza

Plus the tread is killer to look at.

Awesome in dry, great in wet, no idea about snow, though.

Rub-ISH (Brandon)

I plan on putting them on the ride once the sun comes back out...either the T1-R's or the new nitto Invo's

April

the Toyo T1R as well.

scotchy

I was downtown at the time and drove home...managed to make it close to home...on a very slight downgrade it took me 2 blocks to stop the car! Parked the car and walked home.

scotchy

Even if no snow..when cold and wet summers are horrible...like driving on hockey pucks. Stopping time is worse as is handling and everything else. Either go with summers and winters or if you don't want to do that get all seasons. Like April said tho while all seasons are useable for all seasons...they aren't really good at doing anything. I had Pirelli P-Zero MS...not a bad tire, but useless in the snow.

customfab

been good tires they did about as well as i expected in the snow, witch wasnt much. have a set of the proxies 4 on teh audi like those as well but wish id gotten the T1

Kayaker

After reading about weak sidewall issues with the goodyears, I tried out a set of the T1R's last spring. I hit an off-ramp curb at about 50 mph in the rain, ruined both the front and back rims with huge dents. The tires came through unscathed.

They are crap in any temperture below 45 degrees. My advice is get dedicated summer tires and a set for winter. Seattle weather is about the same as here in Portland, pretty mild. We are lucky that we can usually get away with summer tires from April to November.

Avant-agedS4

anyone run KDWs on the A3? I'm thinking of going that route...

qfrog Ti20

blue paint no good for painting homes red!