Which tire do you prefer...the perreilli p-zero neros or rosso, or the toyo proxis Tr-1? Im running the toyo they are zr rated and have triple A wear rating. What do you think?

 

bfgoodrich g-force kdw 2

 

^^^ X2 thats what im puttin on my car tomorrow..

 

hows the grip???

 

but to answer your question the toyo's are better tires for traction if its gotta be one of those two brands.

 

well i would go with the BF goodrich, but none of the shops around here can get them, but thanks for the imput

 

I have these. They are pretty good

Get 235/40r18. I am on Sportlines and still no rub. You won't regret it!

what the hell? They are available everywhere... you must be doing something wrong.

BFG KDW2 225/45 or 235/40

 

Im gonna be riding on 225/40 18's BFG KDW2

I'll be taking them to the limits so you'll hear my reviews of the tire along with the size I chose somtime in the months ahead.

 

yeah thats the size im gettin too.. the 235/40-18 was high as hell so i just went with the 225/40-18 cuz thats the size i already have anyways.

 

thanks ill look into it but my problem is i live in a small town and its about 60 miles to anywhere to get them without paying twice the price and the local shops odnt carry bf goodrich

 

Nittos!

 

Just buy them on Tirerack.com

 

The Toyo Proxie A4's are great tires, plus I love the V shaped tread pattern.
IMO The Perreilli's are overrated, to hard of a compound, take forever to warm up, if you live in a place where its a 90+ degree's all the time and never rains then go for it.
Also let me know where that is cuz I'm moving there

 

I have Toyo Proxes4--had them for 2 years now and I love them. I won't use any other tire on my Cobalt. Extreme grip for a little less than a T1R. But from my friend's experience with T1R's on his G35--they're pretty useless in rain or snow.

 

well i got the bfg kdw 2's today and they are great tires so far..

 

I have a set of brand new Toyo T1R's and they are amazing. For the price you can't beat themb They always hook up nicely and I haven't had any problems with grip in the rain. I drove down the Deerfoot (a twisty freeway which is basically a race track that goes thru Calgary @ 130-140km/h), in the rain/snow last weekend and had no traction issues.