Proxes st/II vs DWS
 

I am looking to get new tires for my 214's. I currently have the bridgestone Deulers RFT and was looking for something a little more comfortable and quiet that handled well in the rain. I have an extra set of wheels and tires for the winter so I dont care about winter performance.

I have read a lot of reviews on both and was looking for other members opinions. Does anyone know if the Toyo's get louder after 20k miles like the older version?

I have DWS on my acura TL type S and they feel a little soft/squishy. How do they handle on the X5?

Thanks in advance

I am looking at getting the Duelers when my Dunlops go---how many miles did you get on yours ?

I have less than 1k miles on them. Replaced them last year and then took the 20's off for winter. We had a pretty rough winter and the streets took some abuse, so I was looking for something a little more comfortable for driving on these CT roads. Was thinking of selling the bridgestone and getting either the DWS or the Proxes st II's

I have had the Duelers, and latitudes. I now have Vreds and love them. They are great in the rain and cost effective.. I have 15k on them and they seem great so far

I have Duelers HL 400 107H 19" on mine and the front ones are almost gone in about 1500 miles. The back ones are still good but I can see the wear. Totally hate the tires.

I am myself contesting between Vreds and DWS. I was told Vreds in 19" and 20" are All Season (by tire-easy.com folks), and I am not sure if they are. I thought they were Summer Performance tires only.

Something must be wrong with how the tire is fitting or an alignment issue.

The Ultrac Sessanta are a Summer tire in all sizes. The Quatrac 3 are all seasons.

i'm approaching 39K miles on my STIIs. they are 19s however so can't speak for the 20s.

noise? between the stereo and the wind thru the open windows i don't hear much. :rofl:

Checked with the service centre, they said its nice n dandy, nothing is wrong other than my driving. :rolleyes:

This is what I thought, but I am quoted Ultrac Sessanta as "All Season" by a couple of companies.

Gotta go give them a bit of my mind. Thanks eh!