BFGoodrich Sport T/A or Yokohama C Drive

[stig1]

Which tyre is better? I require a set of 4 for my holden commodore vx series 2 executive.

If people could give me there opinions would be most helpful! For example, how many kms they got, etc.

[Boonz]

the C-drives dont wear well on heavy cars with camber... they do pretty well on lighter 4 cylinders with no wheel alignment issues..

as a mechanic i look at alot of different tyres during the week..

havent seen any sport t/a's personally but heard that they are fairly good tyre. but can be a bit pricey

[stig1]

I have been quoted for the bf goodrich sport t/a $106 fitted and balance at jax quickfit tyres.

The VZ i also have has the bf goodrich sport t/a in the same size I need, yet haven't had the VZ long enough to get a good idea of the tyre, plus i drive the vx more.

[muttley383]

I have BF Goodrich G-Force Sport on the rear and they are the worst tyres I have ever owned. They are dreadful in the wet.

[delcowizzid]

yokohamas are normally a softer compound and give good traction but wear faster i used to allways run yoko's and loved them each to there own though

[Morton]

Aside from Highway Max, Yokohamas have been the best tyres I've used. They're soft, and they don't last as long as Bridgestones (in general) but they have superior handling at the limit in my experience.

[delcowizzid]

yip if you want to stick to the road like shit to a blanket yokohama's will do it