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.saint
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by .saint » April 18, 2005
how are they for a daily driven tire? im considering a set but the rain and shit around here gets pretty shitty. how are they in wet conditions?
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kotomile
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by kotomile » April 18, 2005
They're ok when new, but as soon as they wear down a little WATCH OUT!
If you're going to do a lot of rain driving, try S03s, they're great in the wet!
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by .saint » April 18, 2005
this is actually for a buddy. but good looking out thanks
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by thedanger » April 18, 2005
my buddy has them on his 19s ill ask him. I dont think he has had a problem with them.
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kotomile
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by kotomile » April 18, 2005
I just thought of this, the new Azenis might be a little better in the wet than the old, since it sort of has water grooves.
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DaJap
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by DaJap » May 16, 2005
I have them on my 19's and i haven't had a problem with them performance wise, they do have a little of road noise though.
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by Sean @ NDF » May 16, 2005
I had them on my car for 3 days and then sent them back to the tire order place because they were too wide, but for those 3 days they were good
I had Dunlop FM901's which were pretty good, wet or dry
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by Bart-EK » May 25, 2005
Pirelli P zero nero are great in both dry and wet, but minimum size is 16s and I don't know if you guys get them overthere...
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by notoriousED7 » July 13, 2005
i got 195/60/14 azenis rt-215 and there o.k. in the rain as long as i'm not flooring it. once vtec kicks in i instatnly lose traction.
