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Tue Aug 03, 2004 4:49 pm
Of the three, the Bridgestones have turned the fastest lap times in both the wet and dry in my test drives. They are more consistant as they wear as well. We have a set of these on my wife's Quest and she loves them. Much better handling and still tame enough for a daily driver as far as noice and ride quality. The BF Goodrich is going to be the next best bet although I was not impressed with its wet traction on the road or on the track. The Goodyear would be a not-so-close third. I would say they're not a bad tire, just middle of the pack. Depending on the size you're looking at, maybe the Dunlop Sport A2, or Pirelli P Zero MS would be the best alternates over the Goodyears. Feel free to contact me directly for more details on all of these.