Opinions on tires are worthless, unless.....

[V6Bob]

You say exactly what model you are talking about.

Check out:

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/index.jsp

and click on "Ultra High Performance"

Many manufacturers have models at both the top of the list (great) and the bottom (lousy).

So saying "Bridgestones are great" doesn't tell us anything.

[Wicked 3800 V6]

Whatever, user reviews like that are difficult to decipher. (amazon, tirerack, etc). Some good stuff, some bad stuff. Too many people putting amazing junk on their cars and not racing them, I say.
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-Rob

[Dominic]

I generally take reviews from people with a grain of salt. Generally I find tire store people to know the least about tires for my "V6 Camaro" and think I need to run some "found on a buick" crapass B-rated Yokohama or P235/55R16 stock sized YumCha Crapo 5250s.

The only way to get a good review for a tire is to get as many things in common, like car type, driver age, perhaps even driving style if thats possible. Comparing Kumho 712s on a Civic is not like 712s on a Camaro or *gasp* Mustang.

And V6Bob, yes tire opinions need to include the exact tire make model and size, the intended driving style and uses, the car, and then anything else that people might need to know [img]smile.gif[/img]