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Old 01-25-2002, 09:43 PM
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Need suggestions for good wet traction tires.

I bought my car about a month ago, and it came with a set of Toyo Proxes FZ4's. These do pretty good on a dry day, but when you live in WA you don't see a whole lot of those. The problem is the traction when its raining (whether a sprinkle or pouring) is fairly "crappy". What would you guys recommend for a set of tires with good or even decent wet weather traction?
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Old 01-26-2002, 12:21 AM
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Hands down, I'd say get a set of Bridgestone RE950's. I did a product test of them for Bridgestone last winter, and if they can FIRMLY hold an '01 BMW 325i sedan to the ground taking turns and curves at 60+ mph, then they would be a great tire for your car. And just some FYI on them, they hold AS GOOD 50% warn as they do brand new!
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Those tires are wothless in any wet condition.
I agree the best rounded street tires for rain are the Potenza 950, RE730, and S03 Pole position.
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my nankang ns-1 sports grip pretty good in the rain and dry. i love em. and they're cheap i paid 70 a piece for em.
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I highly recommend my Bridgestone Potenza S-03 Pole Positions, they grip like crazy in the dry as well as the rain. I believe it safe to say my car handles better in the rain then many cars do in the dry.
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