What kind of tire mileage are you getting?

[ProjectM96]

I have Yokohama S. Drives. They are Ultra High Performance Summer Tires.

When I bought the car 2 years ago, it already had these tires installed and they were in good condition and I could tell they were newish. I have driven 13,000 miles on them so far. I drive my car hard. Daily winter and summer.

I track my car and I attend autocross events. I have done a burn out and a donut and a few small drifts.

I lowered my car, which messed up the camber. I knew that would make uneven wear on the tire.

I looked at my tires last weekend and they were in great shape. Wear was nearly even and they still looked like new.

The S. Drives are amazing tires for longetivity and handling and grip. But they are pretty slippery in rain.
My friend had the same tires on his 350z, which he raced often and did donuts with. They lasted 3 years for him.

[stephen wilson]

I got around 14k out of my PS2 rears in mixed driving, no track use.

[thstone]

Originally Posted by ProjectM96

I have Yokohama S. Drives. They are Ultra High Performance Summer Tires.

When I bought the car 2 years ago, it already had these tires installed and they were in good condition and I could tell they were newish. I have driven 13,000 miles on them so far. I drive my car hard. Daily winter and summer.

I track my car and I attend autocross events. I have done a burn out and a donut and a few small drifts.

I lowered my car, which messed up the camber. I knew that would make uneven wear on the tire.

I looked at my tires last weekend and they were in great shape. Wear was nearly even and they still looked like new.

The S. Drives are amazing tires for longetivity and handling and grip. But they are pretty slippery in rain.
My friend had the same tires on his 350z, which he raced often and did donuts with. They lasted 3 years for him.

Agree, S.Drives are a great combination tire. They have good (but not great) grip, handle well, work great in the rain, last a long time, and are pretty affordable. As an all around tire, they are hard to beat at an affordable price.

If you want to get more dry grip at the expense of wet grip while still being affordable and long lasting, try a set of Kumho Ectsa XS.