Best tyres for a 2005 GS430.

[Paul]

Hi guys.
Just got myself a 2005 GS430. (uk spec)
It has the 18"s on it.
I was just wondering what would a preferential tyre of choice be.
It currently has a mix of makes, but was looking at some Yoko's,
but i'm not sure if the compound on them would be a bit hard.
Cheers all.
Regards.

[mcbrue]

Go talk to your Michelin dealer and have him explain the different
tyres that are available for your car. Don't ruin the car with
inferior tires. The Lexus cars run poorly enough that they need all
the help they can get.

[Ray O]

Post by Paul
Hi guys.
Just got myself a 2005 GS430. (uk spec)
It has the 18"s on it.
I was just wondering what would a preferential tyre of choice be.
It currently has a mix of makes, but was looking at some Yoko's,
but i'm not sure if the compound on them would be a bit hard.
Cheers all.
Regards.

The answer to your question depends on what you are looking for in a tyre.
For example different tires may offer the longest tread life, best wet
performance, best dry performance, least amount of road noise, or best ride
comfort.

Although this is a U.S site, they offer some good tire reviews:
www.tirerack.com

[Paul]

Thanks for that website Ray.
Not a bad site at all, very useful infact.
cheers mate.
regards



">> Hi guys.

Post by Ray O

Post by Paul
Just got myself a 2005 GS430. (uk spec)
It has the 18"s on it.
I was just wondering what would a preferential tyre of choice be.
It currently has a mix of makes, but was looking at some Yoko's,
but i'm not sure if the compound on them would be a bit hard.
Cheers all.
Regards.

The answer to your question depends on what you are looking for in a tyre.
For example different tires may offer the longest tread life, best wet
performance, best dry performance, least amount of road noise, or best
ride comfort.
www.tirerack.com
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Ray O
(correct punctuation to reply)

[Ray O]

Post by Paul
Thanks for that website Ray.
Not a bad site at all, very useful infact.
cheers mate.
regards

You're welcome!