Hankook Ventus V12 Evo K110
personally one of my favorites. i had standard yokos then khumo asx's and the hankook V12s are by far a lot better. only downside is that the khumos had a warranty of 30k miles and the hankooks dont have a warranty. however, there was a big difference in grip and handling
hankooks > khumos IMHO
my tread was 225/40/18 btw
hankooks > khumos IMHO
my tread was 225/40/18 btw
OMG... why do you guys comparing these tires????
Nitto nt1 is a track tire.. UTQG is only a 100.... and it is a $150 tire
kumho ast is an all season tire and utqg is 400! and its only $92! ( this is what i have now and i love it that its not bald at 12k miles)
Hankook v12 is summer tire, utqg is 280 and only 100 dollars
Bridgestone is 150 dollars.......................
so what do you want? all season or summer? if only summer then dont compare anything just get the v12's you CANT go wrong with them.
Nitto nt1 is a track tire.. UTQG is only a 100.... and it is a $150 tire
kumho ast is an all season tire and utqg is 400! and its only $92! ( this is what i have now and i love it that its not bald at 12k miles)
Hankook v12 is summer tire, utqg is 280 and only 100 dollars
Bridgestone is 150 dollars.......................
so what do you want? all season or summer? if only summer then dont compare anything just get the v12's you CANT go wrong with them.
If you want ultimate grip in a summer tire go with the extreme performance category: Dunlop Direzza Z1 Sport Star Spec, Bridgestone RE-11, Hankook Ventus RS3, Kumho Ecsta XS. These tires are SUPER grippy and close to R-Compound competition tires lol. But they won't last too long.
Performance-wise the Ventus V12 Evo is in the max performance summer category, which is one level below the extreme performance category. Max performance is not a bad choice for daily driving along with the step lower, ultra-high performance (UHP).
Performance-wise the Ventus V12 Evo is in the max performance summer category, which is one level below the extreme performance category. Max performance is not a bad choice for daily driving along with the step lower, ultra-high performance (UHP).
these are some b/a tires especially with supporting suspension mods however my next set of tires will be the star specs and in the magazine tests it shows that the star specs are number 1 and the v12's are second. either way they both are sick tires.
you are right.... bottom line is.. falkens and kumho spt were bald around 12-15k miles on my car. all of them has utqg below 300... now my utqg 400 kumho ast holding up like a champ.
But that's crazy, my SPTs have lasted 20-25k.
Yeah, I'm dropped on Hotchkis and running -2 degrees camber front and -1 rear. I've autocrossed a bunch for the last 10k on them. And for sure, driving style has a lot to do with tire wear. I don't drive that hard on the streets.





