Help? Tire and wheels.
Well if plan on driving in little bit of snow rule out z1, reo1rs, and 615s. If just worried about rain I'd get Z1s or RE01R's. 615's are old news and aren't good in standing water at all, although you can pick them up cheap. I'd just get some nice summer tires and scoop up a set of stock VIII wheels and all seasons. I've seen a couple set for around $400ish. Unless you gonna be baller and run 18x9.5 all year
Well if plan on driving in little bit of snow rule out z1, reo1rs, and 615s. If just worried about rain I'd get Z1s or RE01R's. 615's are old news and aren't good in standing water at all, although you can pick them up cheap. I'd just get some nice summer tires and scoop up a set of stock VIII wheels and all seasons. I've seen a couple set for around $400ish. Unless you gonna be baller and run 18x9.5 all year 
What tire would you suggest for rain/snow?
The Goodyear F1 all season seems to be very nice. Should be a good tire that gets good mileage. Being performance all seasons though they wont do that much for snow. They will get you home probably if you are caught in the snow but it wouldn't be something I would drive on ice or play around in snow. Although around here we maybe have 10days out of the year with more than 4in
If you don't have plans to track the car or get uber crazy on the turns those goodyears should be more than enough. I will tell you though once you get to drive on a real sticky tire like on RE01R or dunlop Z1 you will never go back to anything else
If you don't have plans to track the car or get uber crazy on the turns those goodyears should be more than enough. I will tell you though once you get to drive on a real sticky tire like on RE01R or dunlop Z1 you will never go back to anything else
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I run the Goodyear AS on my car as my winter/daily driving tire. Great tire. Still responsive and still fun to drive. Good in the rain. We haven't had snow yet.
From when I took a fellow Evo owner out. But he mentions the tires/grip.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...8&postcount=25
From when I took a fellow Evo owner out. But he mentions the tires/grip.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...8&postcount=25
I am defiantly going to go with an all season, just dont know which one yet.
I think I may be over analyzing this, but I just want to make sure what I choose is something I can drive semi hard in the wet weathers.
I think I may be over analyzing this, but I just want to make sure what I choose is something I can drive semi hard in the wet weathers.




