I've been looking forward to this tire for a few months. A tire that offers competition levels of grip without breaking the bank or sacrificing daily drivability. Just became available a few days ago on Tire Rack

The Dunlop ZII

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgzR0ZpW_rw

 

185/60R14 $129.00
195/50R15 $125.00
195/55R15 $120.00
205/50R15 $114.00
205/50R16 $138.00
205/55R16 $140.00
225/45R16 $134.00
225/50R16 $145.00
205/45R17 $174.00
215/40R17 $167.00
215/45R17 $153.00
225/45R17 $164.00
235/40R17 $194.00
235/45R17 $169.00
245/40R17 $184.00
245/45R17 $179.00
255/40R17 $184.00
225/40R18 $199.00
225/45R18 $213.00
235/40R18 $228.00
245/40R18 $228.00
255/35R18 $268.00
265/35R18 $277.00
275/35R18 $287.00
285/30R18 $319.00
245/40R19 $248.00
275/35R19 $315.00

 

Looks nice.

I'll have to put some on my imaginary pro touring 50s pickup when it stops being imaginary.

 

245/40R18 $228.00

 

Aw crap. I really love the Star Specs but they discontinued the 245/45/18. Mine are almost shot and I don't know if I can sacrifice another half-inch to 240/40 or even 275/35. Poo

They really were one of the best price/performance UHP summers I've ever found. Fantastic in wet and dry conditions but were scarier (as in, really fucking) than my RE01Rs on a slight dusting of snow. Just had to try that for science.


edit: at least it's shorter to say than Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec

 

My thoughts exactly and i wanted to bump up to 265s

 

They cost about $10 more for the same sizing compared to the Z1s. I was gonna try to wait for these but my fronts were absolutely shot. Ended up ordering a pair of Michelin PSS.