jadeboy

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What are the best tires for comfort?

I had Michelin Pilot Super Sport on the '12 ISF and looking for a new pair. I don't plan to go with PSS because tread wear was not that great but serious considering the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 in the spring, these tires will be for summer only.

I don't track any more but will do some spirited driving, in order of priority

1. Comfort
2. Performance
3. Tread wear
4. Road Noise

lobuxracer

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What tracking did you do before now?

jadeboy

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It was in my old 2007 IS 350. Our race track in our city is dead and another one is not expected for another 2 years.

lobuxracer

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Do you know Reg Reimer at RCTS? He was a great resource to the Supra community, and would easily be able to recommend something more suitable to your application.

LexyISF

Tread wear probable wasn't great due to wheel alignment. Get a conservative wheel alignment and your tires will last much longer.

flowrider

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IMHO, any A/S tire is a compromise and not suitable attire (sorry, I couldn't resist the pun) for an ISF. If these are for summer use, get a good summer max performance tire. The ISF has too much potential to be hampered by limitations of any A/S tire. The PSS and Bridgestone S-04 top the list here. But the attached chart (TireRack Survey) will give you a good basis to make decision.

Lou

I8ABMR

Lou is correct. A/S tires on the ISF is going to be a formula for wheel spin. They will wear like stone relative to the summer tires but the trade will be max grip

jadeboy

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I know the PSS better in handling. Anyone have Pilot® Sport A/S 3 installed on their ISF ? Comfort is # 1 for me, the PSS was ok for comfort. I live in Canada, the summer are not that hot here.

lobuxracer

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Not on the F. On the wife's tC. They work well in a broad range of temperatures, wear a little better than PSS, and are more readily available at tire shops than PSS.