Yokohama S-Drive , Hankook R-S2 or Bridgestone RE-001 ????

hi OH guys,

I m going to buy a set of new tyres for my dc2r for daily drive use.

I get quote for :

1. Yokohama S-Drive (195/50/15) $149 each

2. Hankook R-S2 (195/50/15) $200 each. :eek:

3. Bridgestone RE-001 (195/50/15) $149 each

which 1 is worth to buy (compare with the price) ?

Thanks for the opinions :angel:

p/s : personally I would prefer Yokohama S-Drive , what do u think ?

RE-001..

everyone has been rating these better than the S-Drives so far.. why don't you become another guinea pig for us...
the hankooks are apprently awesome but for $200 each, I'd think about something else...

by the way, aren't you after a 195/55R15? not the 195/50R15...
this also belongs in the "tyre recommondation thread" no?

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Originally Posted by dynosaur

hi OH guys,

I m going to buy a set of new tyres for my dc2r for daily drive use.

I get quote for :

1. Yokohama S-Drive (195/50/15) $149 each

2. Hankook R-S2 (195/50/15) $200 each. :eek:

3. Bridgestone RE-001 (195/50/15) $149 each

which 1 is worth to buy (compare with the price) ?

Thanks for the opinions :angel:

p/s : personally I would prefer Yokohama S-Drive , what do u think ?

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That price for re001 is wrong
it supposed to be anywhere from $119-125 max

If you want grip, grip and grip, RE001.

If you do many kms and need a longer wearing tyre, S.Drive.

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Originally Posted by EG5

That price for re001 is wrong
it supposed to be anywhere from $119-125 max

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i c...... that is pretty good deal for the price u gave me.

Is it every Bridgestone tyre shop also sell the same price ?

EG5 , do u know how much the Yokohama S-Drive sell normally ?

thanks for that :angel:

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Originally Posted by aaronng

If you want grip, grip and grip, RE001.

If you do many kms and need a longer wearing tyre, S.Drive.

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how many km's can durable for the RE001 and Yokohama S-Drive ?

thanks for the answer....

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Originally Posted by arron

RE-001..

everyone has been rating these better than the S-Drives so far.. why don't you become another guinea pig for us...
the hankooks are apprently awesome but for $200 each, I'd think about something else...

by the way, aren't you after a 195/55R15? not the 195/50R15...
this also belongs in the "tyre recommondation thread" no?

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nah , I prefered 195/50/15 :)

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Originally Posted by dynosaur

how many km's can durable for the RE001 and Yokohama S-Drive ?

thanks for the answer....

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I can't predict it as it differs with driving style and wheel alignment. But you can estimate the difference from the treadwear rating. RE001 is rated at 220, while the S.Drive at 300. So you can estimate the S.Drive in lasting about 67% longer than the RE001 in normal driving.

that tread wear rating for the S Drive is rather high...
does it still grip aright tho?

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Originally Posted by Tofu

that tread wear rating for the S Drive is rather high...
does it still grip aright tho?

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It grips alright and better than most other tyres. But the RE001 supposedly has better grip than the S.Drive.

where the heck did you guys get the quote of $125 for the RE001s? im being quoted $192 per tyre for 195/50R15 by the bridgestone guys at autosalon.

Call up a tyre shop and ask them.