Cheap rainable tires?
#22
I have the 912s on my car now, they sucks ***** in the rain.. I avoid going on the freeway anytime it rains decently hard as they hydroplane like a ****. Almost as bad, if not worse than the azenis I had.
They can take light rain without any problems. but as soon as there are puddles things get interesting.
They are nice tires, I would buy them again if I had to. I'm curious to try other tires so I wont be going with them next time.
They can take light rain without any problems. but as soon as there are puddles things get interesting.
They are nice tires, I would buy them again if I had to. I'm curious to try other tires so I wont be going with them next time.
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I have the 912s on my car now, they sucks ***** in the rain.. I avoid going on the freeway anytime it rains decently hard as they hydroplane like a ****. Almost as bad, if not worse than the azenis I had.
They can take light rain without any problems. but as soon as there are puddles things get interesting.
They are nice tires, I would buy them again if I had to. I'm curious to try other tires so I wont be going with them next time.
They can take light rain without any problems. but as soon as there are puddles things get interesting.
They are nice tires, I would buy them again if I had to. I'm curious to try other tires so I wont be going with them next time.
#24
Really? I quite like mine in the rain. Only time I ever feel uncomfortable in the rain is when its puddled really deep, in which case no tire is any better than another. With a stock engine, I find it hard to even break traction when its wet, straight or through turns. Hydroplane is nearly non existent. Sure your aren't on backwards
I have to feather the throttle on some roads when it's raining or it's slippy time.
I'm having a bad day and thought I'd take it out on the tires, they are going to get the **** beat out of them when I leave work.. I really just want some new ones, their time is up it's been a a little over a year
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It could be that they are worn to maybe 40-50% of their tread now..
I have to feather the throttle on some roads when it's raining or it's slippy time.
I'm having a bad day and thought I'd take it out on the tires, they are going to get the **** beat out of them when I leave work.. I really just want some new ones, their time is up it's been a a little over a year
I have to feather the throttle on some roads when it's raining or it's slippy time.
I'm having a bad day and thought I'd take it out on the tires, they are going to get the **** beat out of them when I leave work.. I really just want some new ones, their time is up it's been a a little over a year
#31
All season means they will fail if he starts making real power. No tire made for snow or snowy weather has any business near a miata making more than 200 whp its a recipe for disaster if you have to go somewhere in the snow and your turbo miata is the only option walk. Its safer. Also the OP wants to push his **** and a all season tire wont realy let him push it.
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