Bridgestone Potenza GIII (3)


koruptEK9

koruptEK9

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Got a set of four above mentioned tyres with the TE37's and all i can say is WoW. The weather was very warm and dry yesterday so i thaught i would give a little stick in the corners and these things stuck like glue with very direct/tight turn in , i have had yoko s-drive,toyo T1-R, Potenza GII, and kumho before and none felt as good as these do in the dry(havent tried wet yet since my little accident:angry2:) the only downfall is very noisy tyres, but hey, the grip is there. hopefully these will be tested on a track very soon:nice:
 
i heard they are great tires & i was looking for them as my first choice but when i couldn't find one i tried the Potenza RE001, truly amazing tires, wet or dry.

also they are not very noisy which is a trademark of assymetrical tires.
 
OveRReV said:
i heard they are great tires & i was looking for them as my first choice but when i couldn't find one i tried the Potenza RE001, truly amazing tires, wet or dry.

I tried the Potenza RE001 as well.Unbelievable grip with these.Great tyres.:bow:
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Ha, I have these on the front of my 96 spec integra.
Although I haven't driven it properly yet, I'll report back on how they perform...

BTW these are 95% identical to DUNLOP Direzza
 
I think potenza's are expensive.:nerv:
I'm sure they are good in the dry, but looking at the tread design those are tires for wet and dry, don't stray from "testing" in the rain just because of things in the past.
 
i've got GIII's on the back & re001's on the front. the GIII's offer better traction in the cold & re001's have better traction in warmer weather. but for me they're not noisy as mentioned earlier.
 
these are what were on my car when it come over, there really good! but i got hardly ne tread left now :(
 
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