[gtiglxvr62000]

As the topic suggests.. which should I get?
I know the Azenis has a good following on the TEX, but I hear that the Yokes are better but won't last as long..
Any experiences with either or both? I'd like to hear... http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif
pics....
falken Azenis

Yoke's A032r

 

[Boostin20v]

might try the proper forum......there is a wheel/tire forum

 

[gtiglxvr62000]

Re: (Boostin20v)

I am well aware of that!
You try getting a timely reaction out of those people. I believe there are all of six people that frequent that forum.
So thanks for the bump, but otherwise worthless post.

 

[TyrolSport]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

How is the car going to be used? You're looking at two hardcore street/track tires. The A032R is noisy but sticks very well. The Azenis is more liveable day to day.

 

[gtiglxvr62000]

Re: (tyrolkid)

It's gonna be for daily driving.....

I'm seriously thinking about going with the Yokes...
Damn COOOl!!

 

[T1VW]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

Yokohama AVS-Es100
There isn't another tire i would put on my car, spring for these man, you will love them, Superstickyness

 

[TyrolSport]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

Dont even consider the A032 if you're gonna daily drive it.....life expectancy of maybe 5-7k miles tops.......Azenis a bit better, but not much.......

 

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Re: (tyrolkid)

yeah i had the falken azenis sports, and granted those tires gripped the road like no other......... but they lasted all of 4 months......... mind you while i had them we had a blizzard in maryland, i got stuck about a half mine from my house on a 5 degree incline........ they are great summer tires, but i didnt like em in the rain or snow.......... and they were a bit loud on nice hot days


Modified by jettagliboy at 11:01 PM 7-15-2003

 

[Burgman]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

I've used the A032Rs for autocrossing a few years ago. Very noisy. 4x4 mud tire noisy.

 

[gtiglxvr62000]

Re: (tyrolkid)

Quote, originally posted by tyrolkid »

Dont even consider the A032 if you're gonna daily drive it.....life expectancy of maybe 5-7k miles tops.......Azenis a bit better, but not much.......

Well, I only do about 10-12k a year and half of that is winter driving.(Gotta love canadian winters) So if these would last for about 8k than I'll be happy.
That will get me the remainder of this season and most of next.
OR am I dreaming????

 

[TyrolSport]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

Winter driving on either of these two tires will get you killed in less than 2 seconds.....I couldn't even drive down my block on the Azenis in .5" of snow....

 

[gtiglxvr62000]

Re: (tyrolkid)

Sorry I should have been clearer.....
The other half of the year is on winter tires....

I'd have to be seriously

to drive with these in the winter...
I had a scare with my AVS sports when I put them on too early this year and we only had a rather cold day in the spring.... No ice just cold, and that was bad enough....
Next time I'll wait 'till the polar bears have packed up and left.


Modified by gtiglxvr62000 at 7:18 PM 7-15-2003

 

[sicks]

Re: (gtiglxvr62000)

bringin' back an old post....
but since i've had both of these tires....
had the a032Rs on my integra...
the azenis grip EXTREMELY well, especially for the price.. only drawback is once they get heated up they start to get greasy and lose some of their grip...
a032Rs are the opposite, hotter they get better they grip..
rating grip on a 1-10... 10 bein' a hoosier R compound... and 1 bein' a pep boy $25 dollar special...
azenis: 7
a032r: 8

 

[VDUBNDizzy]

Re: (sicks)

Way old, but I got ~17K out of my last set of 225/45/17 Azenis's and liked them so much, I replaced them with the same thing. I used them on road courses as well as the drag strip a few time, where they did suprisingly well. Awesome tire for the money. I have no exp. with the Yoks BTW.