Falken Azenis RT 615 K
WatchThe Falken Azenis RT 615 K is a Trackday and Competition Summer tire designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
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72%
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11,000
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Latest Falken Azenis RT 615 K Reviews
Given 70%
while driving a
Honda Fit (Jazz)
(195/60 R14)
on mostly country roads
for 8,000 spirited miles
My review is based on the RT615K+ variant.
Not many options in 14" sizing. Glad i went with the Falkens. Because of the high sidewalls their character will be a bit different from more normal sizing.
Really enjoyed having these on. Will likely get them again. Just a very friendly 200TW tire. Decent dry grip but outshone by other 200TW. Took a little bit too get heat into on the street but easier than RS4 IMO. Wet grip surprisingly good in light to medium rain. Breakaway always very progressive and easy to manage. Lasted 12,000kms on my car with a lot of very heavy miles, one trackday, and bad alignment chewing out the insides.
Worked okay down to 5C, though harder to get fully warm at those Temps.
A good beginner semi-slick or a sporty daily for someone living in warmer climates. Better than RE003/Trackhawk Indy 500. Worse than RS4
Not many options in 14" sizing. Glad i went with the Falkens. Because of the high sidewalls their character will be a bit different from more normal sizing.
Really enjoyed having these on. Will likely get them again. Just a very friendly 200TW tire. Decent dry grip but outshone by other 200TW. Took a little bit too get heat into on the street but easier than RS4 IMO. Wet grip surprisingly good in light to medium rain. Breakaway always very progressive and easy to manage. Lasted 12,000kms on my car with a lot of very heavy miles, one trackday, and bad alignment chewing out the insides.
Worked okay down to 5C, though harder to get fully warm at those Temps.
A good beginner semi-slick or a sporty daily for someone living in warmer climates. Better than RE003/Trackhawk Indy 500. Worse than RS4
Given 74%
while driving a
Porsche 928S2
(225/45 R17)
on mostly town
for 3,000 spirited miles
Yes I would buy them again, but they are getting EXPENSIVE!
Porsche 928S2, 350 hp, 5 speed. 95% driven in town, NO track days. I'm getting about 2500 miles of wear from a pair of 275/40-17 rear tires! The car is aligned PERFECTLY, with proper ride height.
The fronts wear about twice as long.
These tires stick like GLUE for about 5 months, then they VULCANIZE and are as hard as rocks. At the 12 month point, the car is downright dangerous and nearly into the cord! If you have LOTS of money put these on your car and just change them out every 6 months, you'll have a SMILE on your face every time you drive your car!
Porsche 928S2, 350 hp, 5 speed. 95% driven in town, NO track days. I'm getting about 2500 miles of wear from a pair of 275/40-17 rear tires! The car is aligned PERFECTLY, with proper ride height.
The fronts wear about twice as long.
These tires stick like GLUE for about 5 months, then they VULCANIZE and are as hard as rocks. At the 12 month point, the car is downright dangerous and nearly into the cord! If you have LOTS of money put these on your car and just change them out every 6 months, you'll have a SMILE on your face every time you drive your car!