…Participating in the Silver State Classic in September? Maximize your fun by picking the right tire for your car and the events you're going to run. There are essentially four types of sticky tires you should consider for your days at the track: * Extreme Performance Summer * Streetable Track…
…but what about the really sticky muddy stuff? They'll manage but there is something better available. You have a performance truck like none other on the market today. Get the most out of it with the right rubber. I suggest using a trail set-up with mud tires and wheels. Tire Rack has over 80 wheels…
…sticky in the summer...and the tire looks really good." — Tire Rack Consumer Review, Mustang GT, OH • Goodyear Eagle GT: "All I can say is that I am extremely impressed by the performance of these tires in dry and wet condition. It is downpouring in OK right now, and these tires…
…All-Season tires as standard equipment. It'll either come with 225/40-18 Pirelli P Zero Nero All Season or 225/40-18 Dunlop SP Sport 01 A/S. For their category, each tire is a decent option. However, if you want ultimate grip for the ultimate Golf, take a look at some sticky summer tires.…
…reserve your spot in line and we'll ship once your size is available. This Extreme Performance Summer option is a super sticky dry tire used by many autocrossers. This tire will hang with the best and always represents a great value for the weekend warrior. Hankook's Racing Carbonblack…
…my summer tires on sticky pavement. There were accidents all around me, but I had zero issues." -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2007 BMW 335i (Continental ExtremeWinterContact) And when it comes time to make your tire buy online, shop by vehicle to find the perfect winter / snow tire for your…
Are you looking for more grip than the sticky tire options covered here? Track & Competition DOT tires give you the highest level of grip, but their lighter carcasses, shallower tread depths and gummy compounds also make them too fragile for street use. Street use will also expose them to more…
…performance in an autocross or road race tire, look no further than Hoosier Racing tires! Not only are Hoosier tires of outstanding quality, they're made right here in Indiana. Hoosier A6 Hoosier R6 Manufactured in Plymouth, Indiana, Hoosier's tires are popular for competition use in: *…
…out and by now many of those Pirelli P Zero tires have got to be getting pretty close to wearing out. At least if you drive it like my cousin drives his. Right now there aren't many options to go with but those Pirelli P-Zero tires are a very sticky summer rubber compound. They grip very very well…
…all-season tire is actually a compromise between wet, dry and snow capability. Each of these conditions have different requirements, so an all-season tire actually gives away some wet and dry traction to gain light snow traction. Summer tires are the ultimate wet weather performers. They have sticky…
…tire goes, the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2 was a smart choice by Ford. This is a Max Performance Summer tire that does a nice job transferring all that power straight to the pavement. Are there better tires out there? Yes, let's take a look. If you want to keep a super sticky summer tire on…
…MINI "Great tire with lots of good stickiness. Grip is very good. The soft compound makes for good ease into long sweeping curves. 100 predictable!" -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2002 MINI Cooper Standard If you have an old MINI sitting in the garage on aged, dried out tires, breathe some…
…Sport Cup. These tires are sticky! Not something to drive everyday, but they hook-up on the track to leave the competition staring at your bumper. Max Performance Summer: Running shoe= Pilot Sport PS2. About as much fun I'll have on the road during warm weather, but not the tire for driving to…
…begging to be driven? Even a weekend spin is not advisable with sticky summer tires during cold, wintry conditions. The Jaguar F-TYPE is too great a car to store away for months at a time! Performance Winter / Snow tires will give your F-TYPE some grip on cold days and snowy days. We haven't…
…Performance All-Season tires instead. Unless you're a very fast driver who's always taking 40 mph curves at 80 mph, you'll get better wear without significant loss in grip and steering response. So, even though you might be in Los Angeles or Tuscaloosa, an all-season tire might be a better choice.
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