>Dunlop ZII Star Spec in 225/45/16
>Dunlop ZII Star Spec in 215/40/17
>Yoko S.Drive in 225/35/17
>Yoko D.Drive in 215/40/17
>Firestone Indy 500 in 205/45/16
>Michelin Super Sport in 205/45/17
Will consider others, but R1R and RE71R (more like Hoosierstone) wear far too quickly for a DD tire. I can't go any bigger or smaller.
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Installed tires for 2.5 years.
Ranked by quality:
>Michelin Super Sport in 205/45/17
>Yoko S.Drive in 225/35/17
>Yoko D.Drive in 215/40/17
>Firestone Indy 500 in 205/45/16
>Dunlop ZII Star Spec in 225/45/16
>Dunlop ZII Star Spec in 215/40/17
> I can't go any bigger or smaller.
why are your sizes inconsistent?
I've got the Super Sports on my M5. Very satisfied, but little comparison as yet. Can't really go and test tires, sadly. But, it's generally the recommended tire for this car, so.
michelin or bust.
What kind of a list is that? You've got shit-tier tires mixed in with GOAT tires.
PSS a best, DZIISS a fast, S.Drive a average.
Look at Continental DW, Yokohama AD08, Pilot Sport 2 (or the new 3), Bridgestone S-04
Indy 500 is not the old Indy 500 Wide Oval. New design that obliterates the old one, and even smokes the Sport Comp 2. Best UHP grip you can get.
I can't go biggest than the biggest tire on that list, and vice versa.
Played around with a calculator, all those options are within 3% speedo error of my stock 205/40/17's
since we're in the topic of tires, what does Veeky Forums think about R888's for a daily tire?
i live in south florida, so i would expect hydroplaning through some standing water but bretty gud grip as they would warm up quicky.
enlighten me please, Veeky Forums
Why do you want R888s on the street? I mean they're basically street-legal Rcomp tires. That's just a waste of money in my opinion if it's just a street car.
You'd be better off just getting some extreme performance summer tires.
Awful. They'd lack grip until heated up, be noisy as fuck, and last one season. Don't get anything clsssified as "autocross/streetable track" by Tire Rack. Extreme/Max performance summers are plenty good enough.