I'm not a tire guy by any stretch of the imagination, but the big thing that jumps out at me between those two tires are that the H4S are high performance "all-season" tires, while the ES100 are Ultra High Performance Summer tires.hapaboi39 wrote:I am looking everywhere to find the Yokohama AVS ES 100 tires in SAcramento.However I have found the Yokohama AVID H4S. Is this a comperable tire to the AVS ES 100??
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sam
Uhhhh wtf.cowboyrps13 wrote:i used to have es100s on my old 240, i loved those tires. great in rain, great handling and quiet. i had 225/45/17s all the way around.
naed240sx: i know tire opinions differ and im not trying to start an argument, but i consider yokohama to be a far superior tire to both hankook and falken. i used to work for discount tire and we had so many complaints about the falkens with ride quality, and ive just never been a big fan of hankook, no real complaints from customers though.
Hey thanks for taking the time to give that information.But can you tell if the Yokohama AVID H4S are comperable to the es 100's?The Yokohama AVID H4S are much cheaper and seem like a good tire.Have you heard anything about these tires?cowboyrps13 wrote:i used to have es100s on my old 240, i loved those tires. great in rain, great handling and quiet. i had 225/45/17s all the way around.
naed240sx: i know tire opinions differ and im not trying to start an argument, but i consider yokohama to be a far superior tire to both hankook and falken. i used to work for discount tire and we had so many complaints about the falkens with ride quality, and ive just never been a big fan of hankook, no real complaints from customers though.
if there is a discount tire or americas tire(same company) anywhere near you, they can usually get the es100s within a day or two. decent prices too. they will usually match tireracks prices, or anybody who might be lower, to get you as a customer. when i get wheels for my new 240 and for my camaro i will probably be getting the es100s i loved them so much.
sorry, i forget about this forums sometimeshapaboi39 wrote:Yo cowboyrps...
I got an American tire Co near my house in sacramento.If they match tirerack.com then I will get tha ES100'sIf not then im gettin tha h4S's.
i was wondering why Charlie got them, i guess thats the reasonsultan wrote:the ONLY thing the es100 is good for is crazy stretches, like 225/40 on 18x12, and that's only cause it looks good stretched
mercer didn't get es100's. he has 235/40 falken fk451 on the 10s and 275/35 falken fk452 on the 12snismofly wrote:i was wondering why Charlie got them, i guess thats the reason
dean sent me a pic of one of his sets that had es100s on them...maybe it was a set of drift sparessultan wrote:mercer didn't get es100's. he has 235/40 falken fk451 on the 10s and 275/35 falken fk452 on the 12s
RS2 does come in 245/40/17.94_240sx wrote:. I did some research and learned that I can't get 245/40 17 RS-2 and 615. I wish they offered them.
then how are you running 245/40/17?hapaboi39 wrote:I'm running the stock 15 inch alloys that came on the SE.
different people.nismofly wrote:then how are you running 245/40/17?
245 will fit up front on s13. It's just not for the feint of heart.nismofly wrote:if youre planning on getting wheels to fit the 245, you cant fit 245's in front with an s13 anyway, and a move 10mm one way or the other, depending if you want a stagger or not, will not harm you
lol ohnaed240sx wrote:different people.
yeah i know, but there arent too many people as crazy as younaed240sx wrote:245 will fit up front on s13. It's just not for the feint of heart.
If you don't plan on tracking your car than don't get to hung up on people suggesting you buy near R compound tires like the RT615 or the RS2. The es100s are an old design, but don't listen to anyone who tells you they are quiet. Most tires will be quiet when new. To get both grip and a smooth ride you usually have to pay more. For comfortalbe daily driving with nice grip, maybe consider the Pirelli Pzero nero m/s or the more expensive Michelin exalto PE2s.hapaboi39 wrote:
Here's what I really want: Something that grips really good and rides quiet n'smooth. I just want it to get me to and from school/work comfortably, but are great for handling when I hit those back roads at top speeds.
No wonder!! I've seen so many ES-100 stretched like this.sultan wrote:the ONLY thing the es100 is good for is crazy stretches, like 225/40 on 18x12, and that's only cause it looks good stretched.
nismofly wrote:
then how are you running 245/40/17?
if youre planning on getting wheels to fit the 245, you cant fit 245's in front with an s13 anyway, and a move 10mm one way or the other, depending if you want a stagger or not, will not harm you