BFGoodrich run me $220 a tire. Crap traction dry, horrible wet. Same price Michellin Pilot Sport AS4 work better wet than the Goodrich dry.
Pros: work better wet
Cons: horrible wet
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Yes, they are good for the price. They last a while, but aren’t as grippy as other 200tw tires.
They do give great driver feedback due to stiff sidewalls, but this comes at the addition of road noise.
On track they come up to temp nice, and are gentle as they reach the edge of traction. They also don’t turn to ice when overheating, they just slowly start getting slippery.
Overall for the price, if you can only afford 1 set of tires, I’d recommend.
Pros: good for the price
Cons: road noise, less grippy
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BMW M2
These tires are great in you live in bad weather state. Drive a lot of very bad weather. They probably louder. More comfortable ride.
Pros: great in bad weather
Cons: probably louder
Yep, these tires are *amazing* in the snow, and great the rest of the time, too.
Pros: amazing in snow, great
Would definitely recommend either of these to anyone. Dual sport is the way to go and these 2 give a more offroad vs more on road choice.
Pros: more offroad vs onroad
I now run the Dunlop D604, and it’s perfect for me. I run gravel roads and farm trails that are mostly dirt and mud. Granted- they are an all-terrain tire, and will not do as well as the knobbies in deep mud, but they are more than efficient for gravel and hard pack/well traveled dirt roads, even if they’re wet and slick.
Pros: perfect for gravel roads
Cons: not good in deep mud
I wrecked hard on gravel with stock tires, went with Kenda big blocks and got all my confidence back. Little different on the road, would only recommend if you do more off road riding.
Pros: got confidence back
Cons: different on the road
I can recommend Kenda Big Blocks, they’ve been great on every surface I’ve been on. I’ve done 4800km trip over two weeks and they held up ok. They lasted about 9000km in total.
Pros: great on every surface
Mileage: 4800 km
Are used to put Pirelli‘s on my Panamera turbo. I found that they had much lower longevity than the Michelins.
Pros: null
Cons: lower longevity
Vehicle:
Porsche Panamera
KO2s are overrated, overpriced and loud as well as being old technology. I've ran them and never looked back after getting TOYOs, much quieter ride, cheaper price with no offroad capability sacrifice. They also perform better in wet environments, KO2s are horrible in wet weather especially snow.
Pros: quieter ride, cheaper price
Cons: overpriced, loud, old technology
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