What summer tires do you run in Ontario.

[godzllla85]

Hi all, I'm looking for a new set of summer tires that will hook great. I live outside of the city and I enjoy doing some spirited driving on the county roads when no cars are around and would like a set of tires that would put down the torque. I've done some research on the forum but I've been getting a lot of mixed reviews on the top tier tires (PS4, R888R, NT105, RE71R).

Considering Ontario has such unpredictable weather, what tires would you recommend for street use that will put down the power.

My car is FBO with a pro tune from Eurocharged Toronto.

Thanks in advanced.

[alscks0414]

All depends. All around i would go with MPS4S or MPSS. Pirelli P Zero is good as well but requires more heat to get better grip than Michelins. Toyos are great but requires more heat than former two amd more expensive. I dont have experience with Other brands so cannot make comments

[alscks0414]

And Michelins have better wet grip than Pirelli and Toyo IMO

[svr21]

PS4S-I've only had PSS and PS4S

Better grip in the rain than PSS, identical performance in the dry compared to the PSS

[coolhand416]

RS4 > PS4S > PSS

All are good though.

[Maitre_Absolut]

On PSS now and already have a set of PS4S to go on when these are done

[euro*]

Had 2 sets of PS4s on my M4, they were great, now have the same on my M5. Not a single complain

[tropicatango]

Continental extreme contact sport are very good for a street tire

In my mind for the street, as good as michelin pss

[rezadue]

Anyone try the Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 (Rebranded Bridgestone Potenza RE003)?