OFFICIAL Yaris SEDAN thread

[matthewai]

i mean there not really heavy but they are all metal aluminum i guess so maybe like 2-4 lbs each maybe

yeah im likin these bfg as of now anythings better than the potenza good when wet great when dry i dont know about snow yet we'll see

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Originally Posted by matthewai

i mean there not really heavy but they are all metal aluminum i guess so maybe like 2-4 lbs each maybe

yeah im likin these bfg as of now anythings better than the potenza good when wet great when dry i dont know about snow yet we'll see

At least yours came with Potenza's. Seriously, the Eagle LS tires are crap! Horrible dry grip, horrible wet grip. I would hydroplane easily with them. Taking on ramps at speed in dry conditions wasn't even an option since they caused the car to understeer like crazy.

The Parada Spec-2's had amazing dry and wet grip. Never really hydroplaned with them. Summer tires FTW!

The only time my car ever saw snow was when it snowed overnight at Yosemite (none of us knew it was supposed to snow). I had some generic tires (the ones in my sig). They're all seasons, and perform WAY better than the Eagle LS tires. I waited for the snow to melt a little before leaving Yosemite, and these generic tires (Lexani LX9100) gripped well in the slush. Didn't want to try full blown snow since my car is low. hahaha