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SUMITOMO Tires

I got some $50 Sumitomos on Tirerack for my current beater because I couldn't be bothered to spend more money on this car. Nevertheless, they have not failed me in the wet, snow or sleet.

Pros: good in wet, snow
Vehicle: Mazda
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SUMITOMO Tires
clintswift
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Rating 5.0

I had Sumitomo HTR ZIII tires on my Mk5 Rabbit. They were $82 each for 225/45/17. They grip incredibly well, quiet and comfortable and were good in the wet. Couldn't recommend them enough.

Pros: grip incredibly well, quiet
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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SUMITOMO Tires

I have it on pretty solid authority that Sumitomo htr z3's are essentially Michelin pilot sports as far as grip goes with 75% of the tread life magic, for roughly half the price.

Pros: good grip, good tread life
Cons: grip not Michelin level
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SUMITOMO Tires
Hogan
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Rating 4.0

The Sumitomo HTRs are pretty good. Either the A/S P02 or the Z III. The Z IIIs are a bit sportier, and the P02s are solid all seasons with a 500 treadwear rating and a W speed rating. They also grip impressively well for a set of fairly cheap all seasons.

Pros: grip impressively well
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NITTO Tires

I'm running Nitto NT450s, 205/40/16 on an 8.5" wheel, but they're about bald. So I've ordered a set of Neo-Gens in the same size, they should be here before the weekend. Jason from 4everkustomz in Reamstown is mounting them.

Cons: bald
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NITTO Tires
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Rating 2.0

I've had NT05's on my TT and they lasted one season, and I couldn't drive in the rain.

Pros: needed for traction
Cons: lasted one season
Vehicle: Audi TT
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