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I've already decided on Michelin ps4s. It's just that amazing. Gonna put that on megane rs 280 edc... The factory tires Bridgestone potenza s001/s007 is just not that good. So the only thing I'm looking now is... Which is better lightweight forged wheels or pure carbon wheels ?
Running 315/30/18 its hard to find variety in tires but Michelin have always been my go to, currently running ps2 for my rears and pilot super sports front
I have the Pilot Sport AS4's in size 235/40r18 on my 2018 GTI. They really are a great tire. They are not cheap, but certainly worth the extra money, especially if you're driving a nicer car.
But the price is what puts low on the list. Most of the heads on here rather that money on cosmetics mods. Then get sad when their 200 dollar knockoff tires blow up randomly. I’ve seen that shit happen before. Most don’t prioritize their tire setup. I’d prefer a good set of tires for the low but I’ll never get a set of federals. I’d like my fenders in tact 😂
I agree. People buying cheap Federal tires cause they "stretch good" makes zero sense to me, lol. One mode people deff shouldn't cut corners on is tires imo. @@overweight_miata
@@brunov.7411 cheapest tires I’ve ever gotten were some sumitomos but they lasted me a whole 40k, and I had them on a focus st. Good match in my opinion. Now that I have my mustang, anything less than something like the continentals and I’ll be come a mustang meme 😂
I'd put the DWS06 Plus at #1 for wet weather driving. East Coast weather is very unpredictable and having good wet weather traction is a must as our drivers tend to speed regardless of weather conditions and we have puddles on certain highways especially near bridges. Overall from reviews and a friend who runs the AS4, he thinks they are better than the DWS06 which I'd agree. Hopefully the guy over at TyreReviews does a test on the DWS06 Plus which I run b/c these tires are really good.
@@kylematthews3683 it snows in Colorado but aren't they experiencing a drought? They literally just got a torrential downpour a few days ago. In Annapolis it literally floods every few weeks from high tides.
My Federals are great! They handle dry, wet, snow, slush, and straight up ice with little to no slipping. The only time I felt a little sliding was when cornering at a good speed on wet roads. You really can't complain for the price! 🤷♂️
Had the Michelins Super Sport in Hawaii and swore I’d never go for another brand again. Got the Primacy 4s and they were a joke. Just installed Michelin AS Sport 4s today and my ride quality/grip jumped though the roof like Vagetta saying it’s 9000!
I'm gonna get some white tire lettering to name my new tires. Front driver: Grippy Boi, Rear Driver: Sticky Icky, Passenger Front: Slick Rick, Passenger Rear: ?? You guys have any ideas for the name of my 4th tire?
I ran Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 tires on my S4 driving through Colorado in a huge blizzard. They performed surprisingly well for how horrible some of the roads got north of Denver.
quattro on DWS06 is really hard to beat, I feel like a super hero in the winter in my B5 S4. My B8 S4 is on Indy500s and I am not sure I care about this up coming California winter. Should be NBD.
So that’s what DWS means...I kept tell my friends it means Don’t Worry Son. Thanks for the video, it really helps making building tires and wheels package on your website much easier.
The Continental seems like the best all around choice for road driving performance in a large variety of tires. The Federal seems like it is most popular for people who want their tires stretched as their number one priority. The Michelin sounds like it technically could be the best for warmer climates, but is only for few sizes like you would expect on a Corvette. Am I wrong about the availability size wise? I live in a climates that regularly drops below 40F so it sounds like the Continental are the better choice.
The Michelin PS4s are what I have for my Audi. They are top rated for wet and Warm climates. I live in Ohio so I also have mostly cold weather. However my car is garaged in the winter. Otherwise if you drive your car year around I would say the continentals or the Michelin All seasons.
I run the continental dws’s on my Miata and that thing runs like it’s on rails and in the rain the performance almost doesn’t get affected at all would highly recommend these tires
Go with the new DWS 06 PLUS. They come in all sizes are just as good, and substantially cheaper than the AS4. You could buy the DWS 06 Plus and then a pair of these shitty ass Federal tires these guys are pushing for no reason.
@@guessurrio oh for sure, my Z would lose traction when i had the Toyos on and there was about 1- 2 inches of snow. When i had the Continentals, i still had decent traction when there was 3 inches of snow on the ground. As for the Wet / rain, both tires have great grip from my experience
We had canned bread in our C-rations cans when I was in the Army back in 1969. Some of those things had canning dates going back to the early 40s but were still edible; we just had to look out for rust perforation or bulging in the sides of the cans.
After reading rave reviews I decided to buy the Continental DWS for my 2018 fwd Audi A4. I’m not an aggressive driver and my wife says I drive like an old man… I’m only 38yrs old. Well they lasted me 6300miles after only six months of driving. Not sure if I just got a bad batch but I’ll never buy continental tires again. I’ll be replacing them with the Michelin PS4S let’s hope those last longer than 6 months.
@@GERONIMO326 I would say depends on your driving style. For me, I prefer the PS4S because I do a lot of canyon driving, so the traction is great. Plus I live in Southern California and it’s almost always warm and no rain. Downside is that tire thread will probably last less than the All Season 4. AS4 is good, if you just need a good daily tire that has good traction, good in the rain and summer and has a good life span, with the benefit of saving money too. AS4 is replacing AS3, so I’d just go AS4
@@InsaneSupercars well that's actually the tire I wanted in the 1st place, but unfortunately they do not make a 245/35/20 for whatever reason lol. That's why I was tossing the idea of the A/S 3 + because it comes in my size.
Continentals are very very good tires. They grip amazingly. I have 275/ 35zr19 square setup on my mustang and I hardly spin and its actually about 7-10 lbs lighter with the wheel and tire on my 19x9.5s than my 19x18.5s with the 255/40zr19 pirelli p zeros
If you have 255 19s you have the GT black accent package like me. I'm also going to get a 19x9.5 square setup like you have. What offset did you get? I'm wanting it around flush.
In reality, tires depend on your climate. Here in Socal, no rain year round (relatively) so sticky summers would be fine. Also, you can buy a summer & winter set and change as needed. Lastly, need to think if you want longer lasting & more eco tires, or just wanna send it. Not Universal! Tbh, all seasons are the worst of both worlds imo, but they work for commuters
@@goodnoodle4337 I'm currently running Continental SportContact 6 SSR, max performance summer tires, they're made for sedans/coupes and have a Z speed rating (186mph). Depends on your needs! Tire Rack is what I'd use to find different tires, but honestly it depends on your individual needs/wants. Some people swear to certain companies over others, their compounds do vary slightly, giving you less life/more grip or lesser grip, more eco. I'd say to consider how fast you'd honestly be going (MAX) and get that speed rating firstly, then it depends how much you're willing to pay! Also, some tires only come in certain sizes, so be sure they're compatible. Lastly, Fitment Industries does have a gallery to check what other people with your car are running, to get ideas as well. Good luck!
The Corvette version of the Micheline P.S. AS4 is slightly different than the standard AS4. Put AS 4's on a Lexus IS250 and it felt good, quiet ride, but there seemed to be a lack of feedback on steering. Was a little disappointed for the money and hype on these tires.
I have the Michelin PS4S on my 370Z sport coupe and can say that they are good tires, although I will not buy them again. The sidewalls are too flexible for my liking, resulting in less handling precision as compared to the Bridgestone Potenzas that were the OEM tire on that car. I might go with the Pilot Sport Cup 2s next.
I think the conti extreme contacts are going to be popular, Ive abused my Contis and they are strong asf with even 15k on them with a blown ptu making my sho fwd 😅 till recently lol
Just picked up a set Of Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4's. I have to say, these blow the DWS06 That I was running before out of the water. Handling and grip is way better. Also If you are running a kinda stance setup mixed with performance I would avoid the DWS06 and go for these. The DWS06 has alot of sidewall complaints with them being too soft, and failing. This happened to me after less than 10k Miles I blew out a sidewall and the other was on its way out as well.
@@miguelfragoso7023 yeah but for the price range they do better than any tire in its price range, and for people that aren't tracking or drifting it's good they've held up for me and they feel good on backroads, but they do flex quite a bit
I hate that Pilot sport tires are crazy expensive but they do save you time and money when you think of how it does it all very well opposed to something like the federal 595
PSA: dont buy Federal SS595 from fitment industries, its apparently a half year back order and they wont let you know about that until you take initiative and email them wondering where your order is after a month of waiting...
Do so you want a Toyota Previa. It is better than the Supra. It can be Manual, it is mid engine, AWD or FWD, Supercharged and finally... last but not least... it has swivel seats
I totally agree about your #1 tire as I had 4 installed on my 2018 Dodge Challenger R/T Scatpack and without a doubt they are the best performing tires I have EVER owned!! 😎
The SS595 are loud, and absolute dog shit in winter conditions. I had a set on a RSX a couple years ago, and they're on my wife's 8th Gen Civic now. We found out they're terrible in light snow this year, would not recommend for All Season use, for summer, spring, and fall they're ok at best.
Thx for sharing. I have the Michelin Pilot A/S 3 + (now discontinued) & just switched to the new A/S 4 seem to be a bit quieter. I did notice they are made in Mexico & not the USA.
As an Austrian I wonder, are all seasons that common in the US? We normally use summer and winter tyres. Or is it just region specific, where in the south for example, is little to no snow?
Thanks for the ideas. So I’m pushing some HP on my car. I’ve tried many tires but nothing seems to be the right one for cold winter weather. Any recommendations for the goal I need. For the cold weather and sticky enough where I don’t hook even on 4th gear. Thanks
im on 275 bfgoodrich advantage t/a Sport and tbh they are really good and durable in rain/snow and dry conditions. plus i mess around with burnouts and donuts and after 2 years i still have tread
Last fall I decided I’m doing suspension upgrade on my NC1 Miata. Lost my job so I had to postpone the plan till this year. Still needed tires so I bought the Federal SS595 to hold me over till I can change rim sizes. Cost was a major factor since these are temporary. I got my four for $53.14 a piece. Cheap right? I find these decent in wet, sticky on dry but the side walls are weak. The side roll is pretty bad and the response is noticeably lacking. But, for the price I’m happy and they look sexy as hell. In your video you show mounted backwards, just saying. These aren’t listed as Directionals but the sipe pattern screams otherwise. I have gotten used to lack of response but can’t wait to move up to the Conti or Michelin’s mentioned here when I do my suspension and wheel size upgrade.
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I've already decided on Michelin ps4s. It's just that amazing. Gonna put that on megane rs 280 edc... The factory tires Bridgestone potenza s001/s007 is just not that good. So the only thing I'm looking now is... Which is better lightweight forged wheels or pure carbon wheels ?
Achilles ATR Sports, cheap and do their job. Not good in winter but i live in florida.
Just bought Pirelli P-Zero's for my summer tires, excited to see how they are.
Running 315/30/18 its hard to find variety in tires but Michelin have always been my go to, currently running ps2 for my rears and pilot super sports front
Just got some vercelli stara 2s for my rav4. They handled the snow like a champ
No lie, a fresh stack of new tires on your doorstep hits pretty good
I have the Pilot Sport AS4's in size 235/40r18 on my 2018 GTI. They really are a great tire. They are not cheap, but certainly worth the extra money, especially if you're driving a nicer car.
"Gets any water out of the way."
Bro i live in Washington. I hydroplane getting out of the driveway. Top 5 rain/slush tires? Thats a video i need lol.
SAME!!
Get a narrower tire.
@@haonanzhang6759 cuz thats great for performance.
@@heyitsfranklynn168 Like everyone needs a 305 just to stop their car from spinning in 4th gear?
@@haonanzhang6759 what are you talking about.
“So you want a 2nd gen Lexus IS” im trying to get here earlier guys please
Fr we need that video
Yes please!
Just bought mine. Haha love the thing so much
We need this man... loving my 6mt 2is
Yes we do need that video, underrated car
Achilles ATR Sport 2 is also a solid HP All-Season/Mild Summer Tire. Less than 100 a tire depending on size
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S imo deff the best sporty tire available
But the price is what puts low on the list. Most of the heads on here rather that money on cosmetics mods. Then get sad when their 200 dollar knockoff tires blow up randomly. I’ve seen that shit happen before. Most don’t prioritize their tire setup. I’d prefer a good set of tires for the low but I’ll never get a set of federals. I’d like my fenders in tact 😂
I agree. People buying cheap Federal tires cause they "stretch good" makes zero sense to me, lol. One mode people deff shouldn't cut corners on is tires imo. @@overweight_miata
You are correct I bought a set of these last year and they are by far the best looking and best tire overall I mean look at them vs anything
@@brunov.7411 cheapest tires I’ve ever gotten were some sumitomos but they lasted me a whole 40k, and I had them on a focus st. Good match in my opinion. Now that I have my mustang, anything less than something like the continentals and I’ll be come a mustang meme 😂
@@scottarnold8637 the 4s came stock on my mustang but I don’t see myself getting anything else from now on
Oh hey, I see me! I'm testing a lot of these in snow next week :D!
Look forward to hearing what you think!
Nitto NT555 G2 are terrible in snow
@@angelgjr1999 Summer tires generally are :)
@@tire_reviews Yes. I need to buy chains or just not drive my Mustang in the winter.
Love your reviews Jon.
Best thing about living in aus is that we can run "summer" tyres all year round
Same in Florida
Same in Southern Arizona (Northern Arizona actually gets snow).
I know google listens to my conversations about new tires but this is a bit much.
You’re not subscribed to this channel like the rest of us?
😂😂😂😂
I'd put the DWS06 Plus at #1 for wet weather driving. East Coast weather is very unpredictable and having good wet weather traction is a must as our drivers tend to speed regardless of weather conditions and we have puddles on certain highways especially near bridges.
Overall from reviews and a friend who runs the AS4, he thinks they are better than the DWS06 which I'd agree. Hopefully the guy over at TyreReviews does a test on the DWS06 Plus which I run b/c these tires are really good.
East coast weather is no less predictable than anywhere else in America
@@kylematthews3683 really? How often does it rain and snow on the West Coast?
@@kylematthews3683 it snows in Colorado but aren't they experiencing a drought? They literally just got a torrential downpour a few days ago. In Annapolis it literally floods every few weeks from high tides.
My Federals are great! They handle dry, wet, snow, slush, and straight up ice with little to no slipping. The only time I felt a little sliding was when cornering at a good speed on wet roads. You really can't complain for the price! 🤷♂️
Yet people still complain and compare them with things like the pilot 4S 🤦🏽
Continental are the best handling, energy efficient, quiet & wet traction up to & including snow.
Just purchased four new all season tires yesterday for $560, can't beat that.
I got mine for 433 tax included.
"So you want a Acura legend"
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Had the Michelins Super Sport in Hawaii and swore I’d never go for another brand again. Got the Primacy 4s and they were a joke. Just installed Michelin AS Sport 4s today and my ride quality/grip jumped though the roof like Vagetta saying it’s 9000!
Looking for tires and -BAM- there I am dancing in my dinosaur suit. 🦖
Just in time. I was looking to buy some sticky icky.
Ohh wee
I'm gonna get some white tire lettering to name my new tires. Front driver: Grippy Boi, Rear Driver: Sticky Icky, Passenger Front: Slick Rick, Passenger Rear: ??
You guys have any ideas for the name of my 4th tire?
DuncanL7979 Slick mick
@@DuncanL7979 Fred
The stickiest of the icky
I ran Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 tires on my S4 driving through Colorado in a huge blizzard. They performed surprisingly well for how horrible some of the roads got north of Denver.
quattro on DWS06 is really hard to beat, I feel like a super hero in the winter in my B5 S4.
My B8 S4 is on Indy500s and I am not sure I care about this up coming California winter. Should be NBD.
@@DrSlideit did you have the basic dws06 or the plus? And on dry handling how does the dws06 compare to the indy500 firehawk?
Just ordered the DWS06 plus for the Audi but they are on back order.
What about the Winrun tyre made in china? Could you review them. Got a couple of friends who swore that they run better than Michelin.
This list is way too convenient for my situation 😂
Continentals are the best tires for the money. The DWS06 has been around for years. I am surprised it is still a top pick!
Are they well in the rain and snow and how long does the tred last
Still copped Michelin Cross Climate 2 for that Midwestern weather
Gonna throw in the firestone fire hawk Indy 500
My go to for my car. Good for beginner drag at track to street tire
As a proud canadian, the day I choose to put all seasons on my car is the day I get into a crash
Facts
Are you winter tires year around?
Federal ss595 couldn't handle my 300whp focus st.. I personally wouldn't recommend for any speedy bois but if you're low and slow it's a good choice.
So that’s what DWS means...I kept tell my friends it means Don’t Worry Son.
Thanks for the video, it really helps making building tires and wheels package on your website much easier.
Dry, wet and snow
The Continental seems like the best all around choice for road driving performance in a large variety of tires. The Federal seems like it is most popular for people who want their tires stretched as their number one priority. The Michelin sounds like it technically could be the best for warmer climates, but is only for few sizes like you would expect on a Corvette. Am I wrong about the availability size wise? I live in a climates that regularly drops below 40F so it sounds like the Continental are the better choice.
The Michelin PS4s are what I have for my Audi. They are top rated for wet and Warm climates. I live in Ohio so I also have mostly cold weather. However my car is garaged in the winter. Otherwise if you drive your car year around I would say the continentals or the Michelin All seasons.
Also the PS4S are in smaller sizes. Not only large for corvettes. Mine is 225/40/R18
I run the continental dws’s on my Miata and that thing runs like it’s on rails and in the rain the performance almost doesn’t get affected at all would highly recommend these tires
Go with the new DWS 06 PLUS. They come in all sizes are just as good, and substantially cheaper than the AS4. You could buy the DWS 06 Plus and then a pair of these shitty ass Federal tires these guys are pushing for no reason.
Just put on a set of Michelin as4s and absolutely love them.
I had both the Toyos and the Continentals, amazing tires tbh. Esp the Continentals, they were really good for the snow
Idk much about other companies, I’m a total Michelin boy.
how about the TOYOS in wet and snow? Do they fall way short compared to the continentals?
@@guessurrio oh for sure, my Z would lose traction when i had the Toyos on and there was about 1- 2 inches of snow. When i had the Continentals, i still had decent traction when there was 3 inches of snow on the ground. As for the Wet / rain, both tires have great grip from my experience
@@BigBoyz33 thanks!! I was skeptical about Toyo being able to match Continental considering the price gap...
We had canned bread in our C-rations cans when I was in the Army back in 1969. Some of those things had canning dates going back to the early 40s but were still edible; we just had to look out for rust perforation or bulging in the sides of the cans.
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Altezza pre cheap
It’s hard to get a decent JDM car under $10k. Importing cost itself would be half of that.
Now those cars that u guys showed us in that vid are nearly all over 11k
@@miguelfragoso7023 importing costs 2k, 5k sure if you have it in a container. done it lots
After reading rave reviews I decided to buy the Continental DWS for my 2018 fwd Audi A4. I’m not an aggressive driver and my wife says I drive like an old man… I’m only 38yrs old. Well they lasted me 6300miles after only six months of driving. Not sure if I just got a bad batch but I’ll never buy continental tires again. I’ll be replacing them with the Michelin PS4S let’s hope those last longer than 6 months.
That’s unfortunate! I’ve always had good luck with Contis, must have been a bad batch, the Michelins are a good set too tho! -Edgar
I just got Michelin PS4S for $860 and my sister got the Michelin AS4 for $580. Great prices for both sets and the tires have been amazing!
Where did you purchase them?
@@GERONIMO326 Tony’s Tire Club in Westminster, CA
@@InsaneSupercars in your opinion, which is the better buy between the 2? Also considering the A/S 3+ as well..
@@GERONIMO326 I would say depends on your driving style. For me, I prefer the PS4S because I do a lot of canyon driving, so the traction is great. Plus I live in Southern California and it’s almost always warm and no rain. Downside is that tire thread will probably last less than the All Season 4. AS4 is good, if you just need a good daily tire that has good traction, good in the rain and summer and has a good life span, with the benefit of saving money too. AS4 is replacing AS3, so I’d just go AS4
@@InsaneSupercars well that's actually the tire I wanted in the 1st place, but unfortunately they do not make a 245/35/20 for whatever reason lol. That's why I was tossing the idea of the A/S 3 + because it comes in my size.
Uniroyal Tiger Paws are my favorite. Better grip, longer life, quality throughout. Michelin owns this brand.
Continentals are very very good tires. They grip amazingly. I have 275/ 35zr19 square setup on my mustang and I hardly spin and its actually about 7-10 lbs lighter with the wheel and tire on my 19x9.5s than my 19x18.5s with the 255/40zr19 pirelli p zeros
Continentals are some of my favorite. -Edgar
If you have 255 19s you have the GT black accent package like me. I'm also going to get a 19x9.5 square setup like you have. What offset did you get? I'm wanting it around flush.
I have the Continental tires on my 2021 Jeep Compass Limited and they are AMAZING!
I literally ordered a set of Michelin PS AS4 a week ago
Good call, gonna do the same
Super glad I bought the AS4s from you guys. Thanks for the wheels!😻✌️
Thanks for choosing us 🙌
how are they working for you and what type of driving do you do?
I was expecting nitto neo gens they’re cheap they’re nice performing and good on all seasons
In reality, tires depend on your climate. Here in Socal, no rain year round (relatively) so sticky summers would be fine. Also, you can buy a summer & winter set and change as needed. Lastly, need to think if you want longer lasting & more eco tires, or just wanna send it. Not Universal! Tbh, all seasons are the worst of both worlds imo, but they work for commuters
Which tires do you recommend for socal weather then?
@@goodnoodle4337
I'm currently running Continental SportContact 6 SSR, max performance summer tires, they're made for sedans/coupes and have a Z speed rating (186mph). Depends on your needs! Tire Rack is what I'd use to find different tires, but honestly it depends on your individual needs/wants. Some people swear to certain companies over others, their compounds do vary slightly, giving you less life/more grip or lesser grip, more eco. I'd say to consider how fast you'd honestly be going (MAX) and get that speed rating firstly, then it depends how much you're willing to pay! Also, some tires only come in certain sizes, so be sure they're compatible. Lastly, Fitment Industries does have a gallery to check what other people with your car are running, to get ideas as well. Good luck!
The Corvette version of the Micheline P.S. AS4 is slightly different than the standard AS4. Put AS 4's on a Lexus IS250 and it felt good, quiet ride, but there seemed to be a lack of feedback on steering. Was a little disappointed for the money and hype on these tires.
Good year weather assurances taking care of me ....
Idk why the firestone firehawk indy 500 isnt more popular, its a cheap high performing tire that looks great
I have the Michelin PS4S on my 370Z sport coupe and can say that they are good tires, although I will not buy them again. The sidewalls are too flexible for my liking, resulting in less handling precision as compared to the Bridgestone Potenzas that were the OEM tire on that car. I might go with the Pilot Sport Cup 2s next.
I bough the dws06 here and they are amazing love them so far.
"So you want a Q50/Q60?"
yes
No
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I think the conti extreme contacts are going to be popular, Ive abused my Contis and they are strong asf with even 15k on them with a blown ptu making my sho fwd 😅 till recently lol
I love my Continental Extremecontact Sport DWS06 Plus tires. Best tires I've ever owned.
Michelin all day!
Just picked up a set Of Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4's. I have to say, these blow the DWS06 That I was running before out of the water. Handling and grip is way better. Also If you are running a kinda stance setup mixed with performance I would avoid the DWS06 and go for these. The DWS06 has alot of sidewall complaints with them being too soft, and failing. This happened to me after less than 10k Miles I blew out a sidewall and the other was on its way out as well.
Was it the DWS06 or was it the DWS06 Plus?
the federal ss tires are great had them shipped to my door for $280, can't get any better
Heir performance is subpar though.
@@miguelfragoso7023 yeah but for the price range they do better than any tire in its price range, and for people that aren't tracking or drifting it's good they've held up for me and they feel good on backroads, but they do flex quite a bit
Got Michelin pilot sport 4s for my evo x from Costco for 920 installed, been performing amazing
Seems like a good price. What size is that for? I prefer the Continental. They perform the same, and almost double tread life warranty.
@@erikkalifornia5182 just stick wheels so 245/40 18in. I prefer Michelin but that’s just me, been great for what I do
@@omgness1234 good deal. Yeah, both great tires. Can't go wrong with Michelin.
Gels only fans incoming?
I hate that Pilot sport tires are crazy expensive but they do save you time and money when you think of how it does it all very well opposed to something like the federal 595
Already got #3 a month ago but now seeing its a top 3 for over $70 cheaper that them 4s lol im a happy camper
The Goodyear comfort ride makes any car a good quiet nice ride. That's why they put it on the Chevrolet Volt. I know because I'm a used car dealer.
Top budget drift/drag/Street cars or something? Idk man just think any of those would be cool
PSA: dont buy Federal SS595 from fitment industries, its apparently a half year back order and they wont let you know about that until you take initiative and email them wondering where your order is after a month of waiting...
This is true
All federals are on back order
I liked the all seasons 4 but the 4s definitely feel different on the turns super sticky tires in general
Actually there is a newer and improved version of the Continental in 2021. Is the same name with "plus" on it at the end.
Do a top 5 all season tires video
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"So you want a multipla"
This is the greatest thing since sliced beer.
I totally agree about your #1 tire as I had 4 installed on my 2018 Dodge Challenger R/T Scatpack and without a doubt they are the best performing tires I have EVER owned!! 😎
How about the grip / traction / cornering etc ? How much would you give it out of 10?
The SS595 are loud, and absolute dog shit in winter conditions. I had a set on a RSX a couple years ago, and they're on my wife's 8th Gen Civic now. We found out they're terrible in light snow this year, would not recommend for All Season use, for summer, spring, and fall they're ok at best.
Remember kid,. Always use the right rubber to be safe
4 people are sad you didn’t mention their Foam filled Tesla tires...
That's not a Tesla-only thing lol
Just ordered a set of 19’s for $545. I got the rsrr 275/35 rear and 245/35 front. For the money you can’t go wrong!
How did you like the tires in the long run I also have a 350z
@@deanknight7133 There wonderful tires. The down side is the road noise but my Z is loud enough to drown it out. Highly recommended.
Bridgestone Potenza Adrenaline RE003 are still a great option
Thx for sharing. I have the Michelin Pilot A/S 3 + (now discontinued) & just switched to the new A/S 4 seem to be a bit quieter. I did notice they are made in Mexico & not the USA.
As an Austrian I wonder, are all seasons that common in the US? We normally use summer and winter tyres. Or is it just region specific, where in the south for example, is little to no snow?
I'd say 90% of people use all seasons
@@Henry14141 Ah so that's why they are so prominent in US tire videos. Thank you!
"FEDERAL" !!! ARE YOU KIDDING
What do you think about the Firestone firehawk Indy 500?
They grip really good, i use them for my scatpack
My Lexus SC400 grips good with those in the summer but winter and rain, I have to drive with 2 hands
im curious too because i was going to get some over federals
You had a beer? Are you old enough to have a beer?!? 😂😂
I’m waiting for my 4 Extenza HP ii’s to arrive..;)
Day 6 - So you want a B5/B5.5 Passat
Al these tyres are performant but you give away the comfort..They will make your ride more rigid and you ll feel every bump.
Gotta go with the continental extreme contact sports for the summer
Michelin A/S 4 and Conti DWS06 but no Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate?
Bridgestone just released their Potenza Sport tyre this month in Europe.
Thanks for the ideas. So I’m pushing some HP on my car. I’ve tried many tires but nothing seems to be the right one for cold winter weather. Any recommendations for the goal I need. For the cold weather and sticky enough where I don’t hook even on 4th gear. Thanks
If it wasn't for number 1 my favorite would be number 5
Nokian WR G4. All weather year round V rated. 60,000 mile warranty.
I just put the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 on my car last week👌
im on 275 bfgoodrich advantage t/a Sport and tbh they are really good and durable in rain/snow and dry conditions. plus i mess around with burnouts and donuts and after 2 years i still have tread
after you guys mount and balance wheels and tires are they ready to just be straight swapped? or anything else
I'd need to do like alignment etc?
Sweet, all I buy is UHPAS tires and these tires are always on the list. Stay Safe, Be Safe!!!!
Last fall I decided I’m doing suspension upgrade on my NC1 Miata. Lost my job so I had to postpone the plan till this year. Still needed tires so I bought the Federal SS595 to hold me over till I can change rim sizes. Cost was a major factor since these are temporary. I got my four for $53.14 a piece. Cheap right? I find these decent in wet, sticky on dry but the side walls are weak. The side roll is pretty bad and the response is noticeably lacking. But, for the price I’m happy and they look sexy as hell. In your video you show mounted backwards, just saying. These aren’t listed as Directionals but the sipe pattern screams otherwise. I have gotten used to lack of response but can’t wait to move up to the Conti or Michelin’s mentioned here when I do my suspension and wheel size upgrade.
Just the video I needed, will soon be in the tire market
Federal all day for my Evo
First you showed the Continental DWS 06 then you showed the DWS 06 plus without notice.
Finally got some nice ass toyo tires and I couldn't be happier
Love the Michelin PS4s
I love my Michelin cross climate. They grip extremely well in dry, wet or snow and are even snow rated. They're fairly quiet too.
Absolutely agree, won't be driving on anything else anymore
Am so excited!! Just ordered these cause of the reviews and got a great price -- $653. I can't wait to report back.
@@janedaviesonthe1 you definitely got a better price than me.
@@janedaviesonthe1 where did you get them at that price?? was it online?
they don't wear too much in dry conditions?
Got some all Michelin AS4 on my LS400 and they feel so great!
Are they super stiff or more on relaxing side?
You should do extreme summer tire reviews, Top 5?
Bridgestone potenza🎇🎇🎇
“So you want a first gen Acura TL”
I get Yokohamas & I can’t believe how long they last .