Toyo Vs Nitto

[lizardrko]

Wanted opinions on what all season tires to get. I want to avoid summer/directional tires as this is my commuter so I want a good balance of performance/tread life/comfort. I had a set of Nitto Motivos on my honda a while back and they were great. They handled well and lasted a long time, yes I know the mustang is a whole other animal but I think they would still be decent (I have an ecoboost btw). I also came across the Toyo Proxes 4 Plus that also have similar stats/treadlife warranty. Was wondering if anyone had either of these tires or any recommendations of similar style tires. I also saw the nitto neogens they look decent also, probably a step above but unsure about treadlife.

https://www.toyotires.com/tire/pattern/proxes-4-plus-ultra-high-performance-all-season-tires

https://www.nittotire.com/passenger-tires/motivo-all-season-ultra-high-performance-tire/

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[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

Both really good, I have had a fair share of experience with the Proxes 4+ and I recommend them highly.

 

[lizardrko]

Both really good, I have had a fair share of experience with the Proxes 4+ and I recommend them highly.

Thanks for the feedback. What kind of mileage did u get out of them? Also, did u drive them in the rain how good were they? The P-zeroes are absolute crap in the rain I feel im on ice. I also like to do launches every now and then and I cant get a good launch at all with these stock ones now that im tuned. Think these can handle a decent launch? Thanks again

 

[5.0hopeful]

Quality will likely be similar between the two since Toyo owns Nitto

 

[wildcatgoal]

Between the two I doubt there's all that much difference, but I'd go Toyo as I've heard personal accounts - all positive. Friend of mine achieved his PB at a drag strip on I think it was 275 or 285 wide Toyo A/S tires.

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

I havent had them on my car, but I used them on my clients setups and theyve only given positive feedback.

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