yokohama AVS sport or Pireli pzero

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'01 Lexus IS300
'91 Acura NSX
'95 Nissan Maxima

 

Go to tire rack.com and look them up, they had testimonials and ratings. It has a tread wear of 300. Unbeliveable for a preformance tire. I got through a friend of my brothers who owns a speed shop on the west coast. The tires are awesome, I couldn't believe the difference in handling with just tires!


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2000 TL - Laguna Green, Navi, Rear Spoiler. PIAA Hyperwhite HB's. 17" CL-S wheels with Bridgestone RE 730 - 225/45/17's. Soon to have Comptech Suspension, Sways & Axle back Exhaust.

 

730's are a great value. The Paradas look awesome. But you'll probably never appreciate the full performance of the Yokohama with a car like the TL. You'll just be angry they wear out so fast!

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2000 3.2 TL, Paper maps.
225/55ZR-16 RE730s on OEM alloys.
205/55QR-16 Alpins on steel wheels w/covers (winter).

Pictures

1999 CR-V EX 4WD Auto White
NEW! 1992 MR-2 5-Speed T-Tops 2.2L, Greddy SP S/S Exhaust

 

yea, treadlife on the Yokos are terrible, avs sport lasted me about 7500 miles. go with ecsta 712.

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'01 Lexus IS300
'91 Acura NSX
'95 Nissan Maxima

 

I am in the market for buying some tires for my 18's. I was looking at the Paradas, because I have had them once before. I then noticed the Bridgestone RE730's. Does anyone out there own the 730's? I want to try and go with a tire that has at-least a 280 tread wear.

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Rosewood 97 3.2 TL Premium
HID Headlights
PIAA 1400X Platinum Series Fogs
Alpine Deck
Punch 800 Amplifier Obcon Prefab Box w/Fosgate HX2 subs
Infiniti Tweets

 

MikeS in Florida has the 730's. Saved his life last night.

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1999 Firepepper Red TL

• Under Body Kit
• Rear Wing Spoiler
• 26 Piece Wood Grain Console
• BurlWood Shift Knob
• 30% Smoke Tint

Pics of My TL

 

I have the Potenza RE730s on my Legend Coupes stock 16" rims in the size of 225/50/16. Among the best tires I ever used. I have had Pirelli P700Z, Toyo Proxes T1 plus, BF Goodrich Comp TA ZR, those crappy Nitto NT450s. It feels like the RE730 has as much grip in dry as my Toyo T1 plus, and BF Goodrich Comp TA ZRs, but they lasy much longer. I've only has them for about 6 month, and 10,000 miles, so I can't say how they are in the rain when it gets old, but so far, I have had no problems in the rain, and it feels very solid. Because of this, I just ordered another set of RE730s for my 17" rims in the 225/45/17 size. I can't wait to get them on.

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Chris K.

 

I haven't heard anything good about the PZeros..... but I can vouch for the AVS, not a bad tire, but it's been a long time since I drove on them.

 

Yeah, the AVS Intermediates that I got to ride around in (same car as mine with them on it), they were noisy, but seemed to hug better than the stocks.... I'd go with the Bridgestones, I've heard great things about them, the 730's and the S-02s, but the S-02's have only a very few sizes.