Hankook Ventus V12 evo2
#1
Thread Starter
Member
Joined: May 2019
Posts: 77
Likes: 4
From: New Orleans, La
2017 C63s AMG, 2020C300, 2011 G55 AMG
Hankook Ventus V12 evo2
Anyone have any experience running the Hankook Ventus V12 Evo2?
Tried searching this in advanced finder, but had no luck.
Thanks,
B
Tried searching this in advanced finder, but had no luck.
Thanks,
B
#3
I've not had them on a personal vehicle, but Audi uses them as mentioned above. I drove a 2018 RS5 for a few hundred miles and as many reviews point out, they are easily overwhelmed. They are known for having a relative soft sidewall. Haven't experienced them on an RWD car with a lot of torque, but given how easily they are overwhelmed during cornering, I can only imagine that they would struggle with traction on the C63. For the RS5 they were a common complaint in many early reviews, and I believe Audi now uses different tires on the RS5. They only seem to make sense if you don't want to spend a lot of money on tires and do mostly normal driving. Don't expect them to be a match for the performance of the vehicle.
The following users liked this post:
tobeit (07-23-2020)
The following users liked this post:
tobeit (07-24-2020)
#5
They connect you to the road at an obscene level and the feedback is precise. You know without a doubt when those tires are at the precipice of traction and can act accordingly. This hefty bitc* feels nimble, like a much lighter car and is like a precision instrument now as opposed to a flighty smoke machine.
tldr; I used to buy nothing but Michelin PS4S. The beer flu forced me to try Bridgestone RE71R’s and now they’re my first and only choice on all four corners.
Trending Topics
#8
I was a Michelin fanboy until I was forced to try Bridgestone RE71R’s on all four corners. My highly modified 17’ C63S AMG would blow the ps4s off through 3rd gear even when they’re new. The Bridgestones basically chirp on launch with traction OFF and then BYE BYE.
They connect you to the road at an obscene level and the feedback is precise. You know without a doubt when those tires are at the precipice of traction and can act accordingly. This hefty bitc* feels nimble, like a much lighter car and is like a precision instrument now as opposed to a flighty smoke machine.
tldr; I used to buy nothing but Michelin PS4S. The beer flu forced me to try Bridgestone RE71R’s and now they’re my first and only choice on all four corners.
They connect you to the road at an obscene level and the feedback is precise. You know without a doubt when those tires are at the precipice of traction and can act accordingly. This hefty bitc* feels nimble, like a much lighter car and is like a precision instrument now as opposed to a flighty smoke machine.
tldr; I used to buy nothing but Michelin PS4S. The beer flu forced me to try Bridgestone RE71R’s and now they’re my first and only choice on all four corners.