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    #16
    The F1 GS D3's are better in the wet and very nearly as good dry as the S03's. The advantage the Goodyears have is longevity. The first set I had the rears were shot after after 8K miles but that was the result of bad toe bushings. I currently have 18K on the fronts with an amazing 40% tread left and I have 10K on the replaced rears with seems like 70-80% tread left. Regardless of the exact tread depths left I only got about 16K out of the S03's...

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      #17
      Very pleased with my Toyo Proxes T1-S's. Price was right, wet and dry performance is unreal.

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        #18
        I've run on S0-3's, Pilot Sports, and Toyo T1-S...and the Toyos are by far the best bang for the buck.

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          #19
          Toyo t1-s is my next set of tire's... all my friends are chosed those and they just said they're the best.

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            #20
            Yokahama ES100, i dont have much experience with tires, but its grips amazing in the wet. I have trouble sliding my car in the dry, the tires grip so much that i get goin too fast to slide the car. Quiet too.

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              #21
              Well. These just arrived at my house a few minutes ago. Once my other rim comes in I'll be set.

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                #22
                Well. These just arrived at my house a few minutes ago. Once my other rim comes in I'll be set.





                Why did you get No-Season, errr All-Season tires?

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                  #23
                  They look like the tires on my grannies Olds.





                  J/K Glad we can go all out performance down here in FL - no need to worry about that snow/ice stuff.



                  Although I might need some Aquatreads if this hurricane keeps coming this way!!!

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                    #24
                    Why did you get No-Season, errr All-Season tires?



                    Because winter is approaching and we have that slight chance of snow, and I don't feel like shelling out any more money on rims for just snow tires.



                    Last winter was awful with strictly summer skins on... so I figured, what the hell, I'll try these this time.

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                      #25
                      The Yokos have been rated ave. at best...I don't see how you can not like this tire...unless you are unabel tell the difference...or you were jaded to begin with. I have pushed these tires hard since last post and I have to say they GRIP better than shaved PS's. Quiet and quick...let's see how much road noise you get from the yokos after 5k.

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                        #26
                        that was my problem with the Yoko AVS' I had. They were the last tire I had on my 300ZX, and I did not like them at all. They were very noisy as was just mentioned. The Dunlop SP8000's I had before them were 10x better.

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