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I bought the Yokohama BlueEarth winter tires. They worked great. They also meet the traction requirements for things like mountain passes. I didn't notice any change in gas mileage. During COVID we weren't driving much so I just left them on all year and didn't have any issues.
I've put Yokohama Advan Sport A/S on an E39, a 996, a Z4, and my current 986; I've been very happy with them every time. They're usually a little cheaper than other big name brand tires, they're quiet, and they have plenty of grip for our cars.
I took the 996 and E39 to autox and I had to really push the Yokohamas to get them to start slipping.
I run Bridgestone Potenzas on my ‘05 987.1.
They have been great.
Currently running Bridgestone Potenza RE980A/S+ on my E90 and they are sublime.
Recently got a set of 4 Bridgestones with only a couple thousand miles on them for $250 with free shipping.
Ja sam 2020. na taj način uzeo Bridgestone Blizzak LM005 u točno toj dimenziji, na 127k km, bile su 2400 kn, i jebi ti njima mater, još uvijek se lijepe za cestu po kakvim god uvjetima, iako ću ih nakon ove sezone vrlo vjerojatno zamijenit reda radi, budući da sam sad na 190k km.
I have the Yokohamas and I was surprised at how quiet they were
I was running stock Bridgestones - they’re 240 TW. They’re street tires and I don’t think I do enough track days to go w a more track oriented tire. They felt quite good on track. Not great. Good.
The worst tire had to be Yokohama geolanders. They would break traction so much in the rain it was terrifying.
Bridgestone Potenza RE92 are great on dry pavement; but they are a scary ride with RWD on wet, snowy, or icy pavement.
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