Does Your IS Hydro Plane In The Rain
is it at least cute?
Just kidding! I have always been partial to Michelin, right now i am running potenza's Not bad but they are getting little loud since i have 10K on it.
everycar and anycar can hydroplane its the speed you are traveling which causes the lost of traction when hitting a puddle of water. just drive defensively and safely when wet out. tires can help but wont completely eliminate hydroplaning
doesn't matter once the lights are off 
true that the only real way to avoid hydroplaning is to drive safely and sensibly when its raining out. but cmon... we all need a reason to justify to our spouses/girl(boy)friends/parents spending money to replace these crap turanzas.
true that the only real way to avoid hydroplaning is to drive safely and sensibly when its raining out. but cmon... we all need a reason to justify to our spouses/girl(boy)friends/parents spending money to replace these crap turanzas.
Hey everyone,
Just wondering if anyone else has this problem. I have sports suspension on my IS, not sure if that's the reason, but I just drove about 600 miles and every time it'd rain I'd have to drive 55mph-60mph instead of 80+ on the highway. Would something like adding mud guards do the trick? or is this someting I just have to live with.
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone else has this problem. I have sports suspension on my IS, not sure if that's the reason, but I just drove about 600 miles and every time it'd rain I'd have to drive 55mph-60mph instead of 80+ on the highway. Would something like adding mud guards do the trick? or is this someting I just have to live with.
Thanks
time to get new tires.....
Thanks to all for the feedback. I'm just used to being able to speed through puddles since I had a rangerover sport supercharged before this...but I guess I'll take it easy till I get these tires switched out, which won't be anytime soon since I have only 3000 miles on them.
Last edited by Tajman82; Mar 24, 2008 at 01:39 PM.
if you want i will sell you the potenza'a i have from the OEM rims. They have about 12k miles on them? PM me if that is of help.
I am swapping them out and not using the OEM rims in about a week. Waiting on one last tire to show up to Discount. PS2's where hard to get since they are on backorder.
I am swapping them out and not using the OEM rims in about a week. Waiting on one last tire to show up to Discount. PS2's where hard to get since they are on backorder.
If you need a great all-season tire for great wet traction, Continental Extreme Contacts. I know you are in Florida, but they do get some wicked storms that produce large amounts of terrential downpoors. If you like to smoke-em up, I would get a cheaper tire. It is best to read the reviews on TireRack and Discount Tire site for a better opinion. My buddy had a set of Turanzas for a month an hated them for this reason and poor cold weather traction.








