Anyone run Azenis RT-615 on street?

[m4ff3w]

Anyone running Azenis RT-615 on the street w/once a month autoX?

What kind of life are you getting?

[e30 gangsta]

1 season. Only. I dont run crappy 420 treadwear tires though.

[Axxe]

1 season tires, not so fun in rain by the end of the season. They are good in the dry until they cord tho.

[2002maniac]

8k miles. They are sooo worth it though...

[Brew]

225/50-15 are supposed to come out in a couple of months, pretty sure they'll be my next summers.

[Axxe]

225/50-15 are supposed to come out in a couple of months, pretty sure they'll be my next summers.

Dude, they were supposed to come out this past spring. If they do come out soon, I'm ordering a set. Simply awesome tires.

[2002maniac]

Dude, they were supposed to come out this past spring. If they do come out soon, I'm ordering a set. Simply awesome tires.

they were originally supposed to come out fall '05 :rolleyes

My next set of tires will be 225/50 Hankooks

[silverfbimmer]

I love mine. I have auto-xed I think three times and you can kind of tell by looking at them but not by how they feel

[Kilomph]

Love em, awesome in dry and wet. I've probably put about 8-9k on them, so i'm gunna start taking it easier in the wet.

[AdironRider]

I dont know about wet traction, but my buddies M3 has em and the grip in the dry is amazing. He gets awful milage out of em but drives real hard so its a biased sample.

[Mystikal]

I've been praying to all sorts of Gods that the 225/50/15 RT-615 will show up this winter.

What's even more stupid is that Hankook Canada has chosen not to catalogue the 225/45/15 or 225/50/15 (or 225/45/16 for that matter). Not only would I have to order across the border and pay extra crap, but if I get a flat I'll be screwed for at least a week. Minor details I guess, but it really sucks they chose not to import certain sizes.

[MikesJo]

How do 225/50/15 compare to 205/55/15 on the autox? Are you a bit slower because of the added width of the tire but at the same time grip better in turns?

[Mystikal]

I've never run different sized tires at the same event, so I have no idea.

I will however say the most satisifed feeling I ever had was on 195 Azenis; this is compared to 215 and 225 setups on not as aggressive tires. The stiff sidewall is a lot more important than footprint size.

225's don't seem like too much friction for a 2800lb car, though.

[BUDNUNTA]

http://vulcantire.com/azenis_rt615_t.htm

Will we get 'em next month.

Hunter

[Mystikal]

Just FYI, Vulcan once had on there that it was coming in March 2005.