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Between the two, I would go with DW. Great traction on dry and wet roads. The NT555 is my second choice.
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I have a couple of problems with the Conti's. The first thing is treadwear. I wore out the rears in less than 12,000 miles. The fronts are still good but the rears are slicks.
The other problem is the sidewalls are as soft as any tire I have ever seen. I didn't really think much of it at the time but the car tends to snap the rear around on spirited cornering. Not a nice gradual controllable slide but a snap around. I have since replaced the rears with some super cheap Champiro UHPI's. The sidewalls are really stiff so they give you a nice gradual slide through the corners. I figure if I'm going to have to buy 4 sets of tires a year, then they may as well be fun while they last. |
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No experience with the continentals. All I can say is I love my 245/40/17 PSS's. I havent pushed to 10/10ths since I got them, but I have tried to kick on my traction control a few times and haven't been able to. They grip so hard.
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Are they more flexible than they make it seem? |
Don't bother with letting costco mount your wheels. They wont touch any car thats lowered at all. Go pretty much anywhere else.
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Ive been torn between Potenza S-04 Pole Position and the MPSS in 265/35-18 one day i have my mind set on one the next it changes back to the other.. its only 100$ difference so in the end ill probably pick the MPSS..
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And yes the DW's snap around much worse than the stock tires. Actually I thought the Primacys handled quite well. They are now on my VW. By the way, I've been on 235/45/17's on the stock wheels so that makes a difference. |
I have not tried the DW but I love my MPSS. solid grip and a great overall tire.
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As long as it's reasonable you shouldn't have an issue. If you're trying to stretch a 205 onto a 9" wheel they might turn you down though. |
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MPSS feel pretty good to me.
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I ordered the MPSSs in 225/45R17 with 17x8 +35 720Form GTF1s. The spiral has begun... Ohlins R&T next?
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