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Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer

Extreme-performance tires offer the highest level of street performance. What they lack in comfort and wet condition handling, they more than make up for with maximum dry-grip performance. While these are not specifically track tires, they are best used in situations where competition-level performance is needed. Using them for everyday short-trip driving is like using dynamite to kill flies.

Extreme Performance Summer

  1. 78 Dunlop Sport Maxx Race
    2012 Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer
  2. 78 Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD08R
    2013 Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer
  3. 76 Goodyear Eagle F1 SuperSport RS
    2018 Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer
  4. 75 Hankook Ventus R-S4 Z232
    2017 Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer
  5. 73 Bridgestone Potenza RE-71R
    2014 Passenger - Extreme Performance Summer
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Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer

  • 13 to 18 fitments available
  • Generally more comfortable and lower noise
  • Lower fuel use than UHP tires
  • Not ideal on high performance vehicles (Porsche, BMW)

These tires are designed to blend a performance tire's appearance with a passenger tire's smooth, quiet ride. Grand Touring tires are often used as Original Equipment and place more emphasis on handling and high-speed capabilities than high performance tires.

They are also almost always less expensive than their higher-performance cousins.

Premuim Touring Summer

  1. 88 Continental PremiumContact 6
    2016 Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer
  2. 87 Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2
    2020 Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer
  3. 85 Michelin Primacy 4
    2017 Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer
  4. 83 Bridgestone Turanza T005
    2018 Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer
  5. 82 Nokian Wetproof
    2019 Passenger - Premuim Touring Summer
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Passenger - High Performance Summer

A slight step down from UHP summer tires, these are built for good performance and predictable handling at high speed, and provide good ride quality. Many OE tires, except for those on very high-performance cars, will fall into this category. HP tires are much more likely to carry “H” speed ratings.

High Performance Summer

  1. 82 Pirelli Cinturato P7 (P7C2)
    2020 Passenger - High Performance Summer
  2. 81 Lexani LX-Twenty
    2016 Passenger - High Performance Summer
  3. 79 Vredestein Ultrac Satin
    2016 Passenger - High Performance Summer
  4. 79 Semperit Speed-Life 2
    2015 Passenger - High Performance Summer
  5. 78 Vredestein Sportrac 5
    2012 Passenger - High Performance Summer
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Passenger - Max Performance Summer

Max Performance Summer tires are designed to offer the highest blend of dry/wet traction and handling via the latest in design and technology.

They're the pinnacle in tire technology, blending the latest in tread compounds and internal components with highly engineered designs.

Max Performance Summer

  1. 98 Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6
    2022 Passenger - Max Performance Summer
  2. 88 Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5
    2018 Passenger - Max Performance Summer
  3. 88 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S
    2017 Passenger - Max Performance Summer
  4. 83 Michelin Pilot Super Sport
    2010 Passenger - Max Performance Summer
  5. 82 Michelin Pilot Sport 4
    2015 Passenger - Max Performance Summer
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Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer

  • Typically 18 and above
  • Designed with sporty handling in mind
  • Ideal for performance cars
  • OE fitment for margues like Porsche, BMW

UHP summer tires are generally low-profile, high-steering, response monsters made for cornering the hottest cars at the hottest speeds. They will almost always carry “V” or higher speed ratings. Their wet conditions capabilities will be more toward the useless side.

UHP tires can handle the extra horsepower of sports cars, but they’re pricier and don’t last as long as regular all-season tires.

Average predicted tread life is 35000 miles.

UHP tires have been around for decades but were traditionally found on high-end sports cars. Now more and more manufacturers are offering them on performance-tuned versions of mainstream vehicles, such as the Buick Regal GS, Chrysler 300S, and Ford Fiesta ST. Even the Chevrolet Impala and Lincoln MKZ come in versions that can be outfitted with UHP tires

Ultra High Performance Summer

  1. 86 Nokian Hakka Blue 2
    2016 Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer
  2. 83 Mickey Thompson Street Comp
    2012 Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer
  3. 82 Bridgestone Potenza Sport
    2021 Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer
  4. 82 Lexani LXUHP-207
    2010 Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer
  5. 81 Firestone Firehawk Indy 500
    2016 Passenger - Ultra High Performance Summer
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