737NG

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In need for some new tires, looking to keep the stock size. I did a quick search but nothing really turned up. Just the word Invo embedded many post.
Thanks in advance.

foxprime

I have Nitto Invos on my 20" wheels and they're pretty good. Not sure about stock sizes, but I'm sure the quality is the same.

There are a lot of positive reviews on Tirerack.com. You could try checking there for more feedback.

I8ABMR

I had them on my G35 and thought the sidewalls were too soft. Many Vette guys use them and the M3 I passed on the track this weekend had them too. Im sticking with an extreme performance tire. Summer tires are for cruisers lol

I do like the design of the tread and the fact taht the outer edge looks almost slick like ( very little tread pattern)

Supraman16

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I had them before, they were okay. Much less performance in terms of less grip and less handling than the stock Bridgestones. Upgraded to Michelin PSS and couldn't be happier. Personally I think they are a downgrade from even the stock Bridgestones.

hyboost

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If a Michelin PSS is an 8 or 9 on a scale of 1-10 (for street use)....I would give the Invo a 2 or 3. And even that's being generous simply based on the aggressive looking tread. Poor grip, terrible in the rain and useless after a few thousand miles.

I ran them in a 305/25/20 size on my adv1's. Upgraded to 295/25/20 PSS and later went back to a 295 Invo simply because Michelin was on back order and I needed tires. I remembered how much I hated them after I went back to the Nitto.

I'm now back on the PSS's and couldn't be happier.
In this case, you get what you pay for.

737NG

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Thanks for all the feed back guys, The Michelin PSS seems to be the way to go.

flowrider

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​^​^​^​^You may also want to look into Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Poll Position.

Lou