Do you know how hard it is to type something about the rear of the car being more stable? I kept having to erase for fear of Driver-ize-ing.

 

I've got coupe 19"s so I want something ~225-245-ish/35/19 for the front and ~245-265-ish/35/19 for the rear.

 

Yes.

 

today is the first day of Hurricane Season as well fml

 

oh lord.

 

452 are bad for stretching as well and Chad has them with a little stretch and they bubbles up

 

Wow, 6 pages already? You guys are hardcore. I can't keep up.

 

I just bought 4 falken tires. They seem okay to me. Wet traction isn't the best, though.

They were cheaper than ventus v12's

 

General UHP. It's always summer here..

 

Because I dont want to spend more than $400 for the set of rears

They are not any worse than my Toyo T1-R in the rain and I paid WAY more for those.

Good thing I dont have any torque.

I may consider these but I dont think a 275 will stretch enough for my set up.

Huh? The Falkens stretch great. I am running a 275 and it has a stretch. What is better than that? I actually have a decent size tire and run aggressive offset. The bubble sucks but I think that was just bad luck as I dont know of anyone else having that issue.

 

norcal's crew is here too.

 

Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Willis? We're only on page 2

 

I've only ran two types of tires since I've owned the car: Falkens 452's and Hankooks ventus v12's. With the exception of period of time when I had C-Fun's used Yokohama's on the front. Only thing I noticed is the Hankooks bulge a little more. Meaning I would rub with Hankooks, but not with Falken's. Same size, too.

Both have average wet traction, which got hella worse as they wore down.

 

spring mount mod ftw. started working on Harveys car again