Potenza Grid's Anyone..??
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Potenza Grid's Anyone..??
So, I'm gonna be getting some new tires soon. Got my IRL's with mostly worn tires on them. For the money, they seem pretty damn descent. Need a good all-season tire. Anyone use them? Lemme know!!
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....nza+G+019+Grid
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....nza+G+019+Grid
nah I dont like these tires. Bridgestones wouldnt be so bad if they didnt cost so much. Like goodyears, they are WAY overpriced for how they perform.
I have driven with these tires on a Solstice GXP conv and hated them, the traction is really horrid, especially in the rain. I took an exit and had to majorly slow down because I about lost control of the car. It was like driving with bricks strapped to the rims instead of rubber.
I have driven with these tires on a Solstice GXP conv and hated them, the traction is really horrid, especially in the rain. I took an exit and had to majorly slow down because I about lost control of the car. It was like driving with bricks strapped to the rims instead of rubber.
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I've only used Pirelli P6's and my current Hankook Ventus's on 17's and Pirelli P Zero Nero's and P Zero Rossos on 18's.. The Ventus's are probably my favorite overall thus far, but they're now bald.. lol
I dont really like Ventus.. ride quality seems to suffer and straight line is poor. I am partial to P6's, and P Zero Neros are the ugliest tires ever, but damn they sure do their job. Good traction and long lasting. I put P Zero Nero's on my fiance's 05 Mustang GT and he has yet to shred those suckers up yet. Been an awesome tire!
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After a few days on these Grids, they're very nice tires. Look great, and have a very good feel. Haven't driven in any downpours yet, but they seem to have excellent dry traction.
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