I live in Florida and would like to know what tires are the best for my car. I would like a tire that has hard sidewalls because I tend to take corners a bit fast. Any suggestions? Any input greatly appreciated.

Erik

I live in Florida and would like to know what tires are the best for my car. I would like a tire that has hard sidewalls because I tend to take corners a bit fast. Any suggestions? Any input greatly appreciated.

Erik

If you have the stock 16" wheels I highly recommend the Fuzion HRi tires. I used to buy Michelin Pilot Sports which were MUCH more expensive and now I'm kicking myself. The Fuzion's are a great tire at a great price.

i just purchased 4 new yokohama avid trz. these are great tires they hold the road in anything i love them. may be a little expensive, but they are great tires. i have mad some hard turns and i haven't heard a squeal.

I have a stock 2001 GTP w/ 16 inch wheels, the best tires I've had where Bridgestone Potenza RE90 (I think) they are no longer available I think they have been replaced by the Potenza’s RE70.

I miss the tires, they out preformed my expectations, both when dry and in the rain. The only problem was, they weren’t that good in the snow actually they where bad during heavy snow and I live in New England, that's the reason why I didnt but them again. Also, they are a little pricey.

I have a stock 2001 GTP w/ 16 inch wheels, the best tires I've had where Bridgestone Potenza RE90 (I think) they are no longer available I think they have been replaced by the Potenza’s RE70.

I miss the tires, they out preformed my expectations, both when dry and in the rain. The only problem was, they weren’t that good in the snow actually they where bad during heavy snow and I live in New England, that's the reason why I didnt but them again. Also, they are a little pricey.

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