pzero vs. toyo proxes 4 vs. something michelin
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pzero vs. toyo proxes 4 vs. something michelin
it's time to replace some contisportcontact2's or whatever they are.
i'm looking for something with good price, but most importantly, a good ride. i don't need something that is extremely sporty and that will contribute to any rattles in the interior (of which there are very few!), but i don't want balloons on there either.
I've read a lot of good reviews about the pzeros and the proxes, but i'm wondering what the ride quality (firmness) is like when comparing them. again, i'm looking for something sporty but not too firm.
whats everyone's take on this?
thanks!
i'm looking for something with good price, but most importantly, a good ride. i don't need something that is extremely sporty and that will contribute to any rattles in the interior (of which there are very few!), but i don't want balloons on there either.
I've read a lot of good reviews about the pzeros and the proxes, but i'm wondering what the ride quality (firmness) is like when comparing them. again, i'm looking for something sporty but not too firm.
whats everyone's take on this?
thanks!
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toyo proxes 4 ... I like em
I really like my Toyo proxes 4's. They have a firm sidewall, but are not a harsh riding tire. Definitely more firm than the Michelin Energy's they replaced, but comfortable and very assured feedback. They are slightly louder than the Michelin's but still very quiet.
Surprisingly sticky in the dry for an all season tire. VERY impresive in the wet traction department (we had 8 inches yesterday here in Raleigh and I was flying low to work). Haven't had snow so I can't offer observations on that aspect. I'd definitely buy another set.
HTH's
Dave
Surprisingly sticky in the dry for an all season tire. VERY impresive in the wet traction department (we had 8 inches yesterday here in Raleigh and I was flying low to work). Haven't had snow so I can't offer observations on that aspect. I'd definitely buy another set.
HTH's
Dave
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