Traction in the wet

[Sabbath']

Triangle...are you serious.

Plus, those tyres look pretty shagged from the pics you posted. Hard to tell though.

 

[aaronevolution]

Michelin Pilot Sport 3 or Falken 452's

Stick with decent brands. I wouldn't touch anything under $200 per tyre.

 

[Munz]

Best tyre's for the wet would be dunlop sports imho....never have let me down even when they are close/ or past the wear indicator

but you get what you pay for

 

[davey g-force]

Don't Omegas have traction control?

 

[Pickle']

kuhmo ecsta KU31's, bridgestone potenza S002's, continental contiSport Contact3's, pirelli pzero corsa's

Add Falken FK452's to that.

Michelin Pilot Sport 3 or Falken 452's

Stick with decent brands. I wouldn't touch anything under $200 per tyre.

Cant really say that mate. You can pick up KU31s cand FK452s for $170 even less in some cases just goota keepo an eye out.

Don't Omegas have traction control?

Lol yeah they do, i don't really see his issue. Even when they slide they dont go all to far....

 

[BigBoss]

I understand the OP situation, the tyres my Omega came with were shocking in the wet (car was second hand). In heavy rain I could have the traction control on and spin very easily at the lights a little unnerving to say the least.

 

[Dr.304]

I didn't even know of a brand called Triangle.

I though Ling Long's were bad...

 

[wraith]

Had triangles on the VR. Great tire had no issues with them.

 

[Dr.304]

Had triangles on the VR. Great tire had no issues with them.

Sensing Sarcasm? :unsure:

 

[wraith]

Nope. Had Goodyear tires on before and I would lose traction in the wet very easy. Even a full boot launch would cause it to spin in the dry. Put some Triangles on and were good. Even had a mate run them on his VN and he had no issues.