Falken Tires
I got fk452 on the way... Two front tires are in my garage they're 255/30/20 and the rears are on the way they're 305/25/20... I can't wait to get them on
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Went from GY RS-A to Falken Azenis TS115 and they are SOOOOOO good in the rain and dry. They are so sticky (how sticky are they...) that when I brake hard, they rip rocks right out of the surface of the pavement!
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I'm deciding between the falken fk452 and the azenis st115 myself. I have heard that both are very good with traction and quiteness and tread-life is the only question. But for the price and performance, tread-life will always be a bit in question.
I'm leaning towards the fk452 b/c they seem to have a bigger contact patch for dry weather. The azenis have two huge channels to sipe out water, so they may be better in the rain. I've heard that the azenis run a bit narrow so a 255mm width is the equiv. of 245mm. Discount tire has great prices on both..
fk452s and one azenis pic.
I'm leaning towards the fk452 b/c they seem to have a bigger contact patch for dry weather. The azenis have two huge channels to sipe out water, so they may be better in the rain. I've heard that the azenis run a bit narrow so a 255mm width is the equiv. of 245mm. Discount tire has great prices on both..
fk452s and one azenis pic.
Last edited by Texan1; Mar 2, 2008 at 11:35 PM.
Originally Posted by Texasscout
Went from GY RS-A to Falken Azenis TS115 and they are SOOOOOO good in the rain and dry. They are so sticky (how sticky are they...) that when I brake hard, they rip rocks right out of the surface of the pavement!




