Hankook Ventus S1 evo3
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Gotcha.
My only experience with Hankook was when I was selling and installing tires in a performance shop. I was amazed at how consistently well the Hankooks spun up on the Hunter Road Force balancer. Some of the better known names are amazingly uneven.
I've tried a bunch of different tires, all with that same PS2 style tread. Most are very good. Just comes down to compound tradeoffs.
Falken's don't last a minute. Continentals last way too long and suck the whole time. I usually go for Pirelli, Bridgestone and Michelin. In that order.
My only experience with Hankook was when I was selling and installing tires in a performance shop. I was amazed at how consistently well the Hankooks spun up on the Hunter Road Force balancer. Some of the better known names are amazingly uneven.
I've tried a bunch of different tires, all with that same PS2 style tread. Most are very good. Just comes down to compound tradeoffs.
Falken's don't last a minute. Continentals last way too long and suck the whole time. I usually go for Pirelli, Bridgestone and Michelin. In that order.
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Gotcha.
My only experience with Hankook was when I was selling and installing tires in a performance shop. I was amazed at how consistently well the Hankooks spun up on the Hunter Road Force balancer. Some of the better known names are amazingly uneven.
I've tried a bunch of different tires, all with that same PS2 style tread. Most are very good. Just comes down to compound tradeoffs.
Falken's don't last a minute. Continentals last way too long and suck the whole time. I usually go for Pirelli, Bridgestone and Michelin. In that order.
My only experience with Hankook was when I was selling and installing tires in a performance shop. I was amazed at how consistently well the Hankooks spun up on the Hunter Road Force balancer. Some of the better known names are amazingly uneven.
I've tried a bunch of different tires, all with that same PS2 style tread. Most are very good. Just comes down to compound tradeoffs.
Falken's don't last a minute. Continentals last way too long and suck the whole time. I usually go for Pirelli, Bridgestone and Michelin. In that order.
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And I used Hankook Evo V12 tires on my 2007 XK - very smooth, quiet and the car handled very well and securely...and the tires were handsome. I would not hesitate to put Hankooks on my F-Type...but instead I put on Michelin Pilot Sport 4s....
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+1 - I have the same tires on a German car with much less power than your porsche, but have been really pleased. The choices for the f-ype with staggered fitment were fairly limited (didnt want focus on price and wasn't set on needing a "Z" rating as I use it as my pizza pick-up machine), but I ended up buying a set of Firestone Indy500. I got the Michelins at Discount Tire Direct and after the issues had to choose something else - they don't sell Firestone, but they ordered them for me and after the group discount (I also re-shoed the Wrangler) and a Firestone promotion, I think I paid like $810 out the door which included mounting/balancing and tire certs for road hazard. The are so much better than stock runner and I think the performance is excellent - Great grip and have never given an inch when pushed around corners.
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+1 - I have the same tires on a German car with much less power than your porsche, but have been really pleased. The choices for the f-ype with staggered fitment were fairly limited (didnt want focus on price and wasn't set on needing a "Z" rating as I use it as my pizza pick-up machine), but I ended up buying a set of Firestone Indy500. I got the Michelins at Discount Tire Direct and after the issues had to choose something else - they don't sell Firestone, but they ordered them for me and after the group discount (I also re-shoed the Wrangler) and a Firestone promotion, I think I paid like $810 out the door which included mounting/balancing and tire certs for road hazard. The are so much better than stock runner and I think the performance is excellent - Great grip and have never given an inch when pushed around corners.
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