HANKOOK Ventus V12 evo K110

Kolunji · 11-12-2011, 11:28 PM

great street tires, great for rainy driving. you will see a difference when you do most any performance driving be it autoXing or mountain driving. Side walls are soft and stiffness can be added if u up the air pressure before an event. tires are also very consistent. they grip the same all the way through each and everytime but when they heat up they will feel a lil "greasy". No comparison to the Re-11 but for the price vs performance they are perfect. I easily got 19000 miles from them with 6 autoXs, multiple mountain trips(2hr plus runs),one tail of the dragon run and a trip from SC to south beach MIA. Going back to the Re-11s due to a preference on performance over price.

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11-12-2011, 11:28 PM	#18 (permalink)
Kolunji Base Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: South Carolina Posts: 5 Drives: 09 Nissan 370Z B M6 Rep Power: 15	great street tires, great for rainy driving. you will see a difference when you do most any performance driving be it autoXing or mountain driving. Side walls are soft and stiffness can be added if u up the air pressure before an event. tires are also very consistent. they grip the same all the way through each and everytime but when they heat up they will feel a lil "greasy". No comparison to the Re-11 but for the price vs performance they are perfect. I easily got 19000 miles from them with 6 autoXs, multiple mountain trips(2hr plus runs),one tail of the dragon run and a trip from SC to south beach MIA. Going back to the Re-11s due to a preference on performance over price.