need tire opinions

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So ive narrowed my choices down to a few tires and could use some opinions from people who may have used these tires before. Treadwear/traction on these all seem to be comparable. Ive listed the load/speed ratings below. These will be for daily commuting, no track use what so ever. Thanks in advance

nitto neogen 85 Z

pirelli pzero nero 88 Y

falken fk 452 86 Z

yokohama parada spec II ??? i dont know much about these

 

[MSMS3]

If you are looking for an ultra high performance all season tire that you can drive in temps below 45 degrees, I highly recommend the P Zero Nero A/S

I just put on a set after wearing out my stock Bridgestones and now have about 1,200 miles on them. BTW: they are 93W rated. Even here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast we do have freezing temps and sleet/ice in January and February, which you also may see once in a blue moon in Tampa. Summer tires get hard and slick even at 45 degree temps. These tires are almost as grippy as the Bridgestones in the dry and when temps get higher, are clearly superior in the wet and cold, and have a much higher tread wear rating.

Here's what Tire Rack had to say in a recent comparison of top of the line ultra high performance all season tires (hint: The Pirelli P Zero Nero's came in first place)

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/testDisplay.jsp?ttid=119 (Overall ratings)

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/chartDisplay.jsp?ttid=119 (Ratings by test category)

 

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Didn't like those Nitto INVO's stricK?

 

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Didn't like those Nitto INVO's stricK?

Yeah, they were great. 19s are a whole different ball game though. Thank you for your input MSMS3. Very informative. After going to see al these tires i decided to go with the falken FK452. The nitto neogen was too soft and the pirelli was similar to the falken, just more money.

 

[MSMS3]

Isn't the Falken FK452 a summer only tire? Maybe my bad in thinking you were looking for an A/S for your daily driver?