AAG

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Pros: Sticky tires both on dry and wet pavement
aggressive tire tread design
good wheel lip protection
light years better than the oem crap

Cons: The tread design allows rocks and such to get stuck inside
a wee bit noiser than the goodyears
expensive if you are on a budget

So I've had these for about a week and after doing the alignment as well, I'm really glad I bought these tires. Grip is quite amazing, especially last night driving in a rain storm. I don't think I've ever owned a tire that impressed me so much while driving on wet pavement. Going up an incline to merge with traffic I dropped pedal to the floor and I was shocked that the t/c did not start going crazy. It just kept going like I was driving on dry pavement. Simply amazing!

The only issue I have is they are a little noisier than my previous tires. They are still tolerable, but going from a 50 to 45 series tire I was expecting it. Now I just hope they last the 45k miles they are warrantied for lol.

MaxBoost925

What's your sizing?

I have Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 225/55/16 on my FD wheels.

AAG

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I have 225/45/17

rockthebeef

Thanks for the review. I'd love to see a pic of the rim protection if you've got one. Maybe from an angle to see how they stick out past the rim.

MaxBoost925

They're pretty darn sticky. They sure impressed me!

I got mine for $80 though