PaulTAutoX
SHO Member
Street + Autocross tires
Hi,
New to the forum but have been autocrossing for several years. I agree with the tires you mention. You can add the Yokohama AD-07's and the new Bridgestone RE-01's. Also the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2, and the Hankook RS-2 (not sure if that's the way they abbreviate it) are very competitive. The Yok's are expensive, the Bridgestones nearly as much, Michelin too. Azenis and Kumho are better bang for the buck, I'd rate the MX as just a hair slower (I ran them last season and figure I gave up a quarter to half second per lap, but they're much more forgiving ride-wise as a street tire!).
PT
Hi,
New to the forum but have been autocrossing for several years. I agree with the tires you mention. You can add the Yokohama AD-07's and the new Bridgestone RE-01's. Also the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2, and the Hankook RS-2 (not sure if that's the way they abbreviate it) are very competitive. The Yok's are expensive, the Bridgestones nearly as much, Michelin too. Azenis and Kumho are better bang for the buck, I'd rate the MX as just a hair slower (I ran them last season and figure I gave up a quarter to half second per lap, but they're much more forgiving ride-wise as a street tire!).
PT
batchman said:For street tires the the Azenis 615 and the Kuhmo MX are the real deal.
The Azenis's seem better for a camber challenged car but will overheat. Spraying water is mandatory.
The MXs are great with regard to heat, but require enough camber.