Almost 1 year ago I bought a set of Hankook Ventus RH06's....while they seemed to do pretty good then time has shown me otherwise. I'd like some reccomendations from people that are running different tires so I can figure out what I'm gonna do when I replace the tires here in the next few weeks

Here's my requirements:

* EXCELLENT dry traction....it's nice to be able to sping the tires but I'd REALLY like to be able to leave a stoplight under moderate throttle without turning them over EVERY time

* Size: 275/55-20 or 285/50-20

* Somewhat decent treadwear....I realize that performance and treadwear don't go together well so I'd like to get at least 25,000 miles out of them

 

I am running stock rims but I've been really happy with the Yokohamas Geolanders G051. I've put about 25,000 miles on them and they still look new. They have excellent grip and are pretty inexpensive.

 

Damn, maybe not for you I just checked the price on tirerack 225 a piece. Its expensive to have nice rims.

Pirelli scorpion atr got good reviews 129.00 a piece

 

I've been happy with my Falcon Ziex's, 18".

 

toyo proxes love them street trim put down a 1.83 60' and on the street i can spin them wheni want to and i can also walk in it perty fast and just spin a little

 

the best ive seen are Nitto's for street use... a friend of mine has them on his lighting which runs high 12's, and all he does on street racing nights he just spins them a little (no big burn out) and they hook like a ****!!! he gets no spinning at all with them.... I need to ask him what series they are though... other than that I heard toyo's hook pretty good!!

 

these dont look too bad:
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...d=007720&ar=50

 

I was looking at those.....I'm not real familiar with General tires though other than I know they are built by Continental for General

 

i think "goshawk" has these tires on his 20's, I believe he gave a good report on them too, he say they hooked real good on the street...

 

I love my Toyos. Hook very well on dry pavement, pretty well in the rain, still look new after three summers of use, and come in 285/50/20.