Mitsubishi Lancer GLX Tires

I've purchased a set of Goodyear Eagle F1 Sport for my Mitsubishi Lancer 06 with an Evo swapped to replace my previous Michelin Pilot Sport 4. Both tires performed superb in both Dry and Wet condition. But IMHO, I would say the Michelin PS4 performs better during heavy downpour. A few reasons why I went for the Eagle F1 as my next replacement set is because of the pricing and tire wear. I've faced an issue with the Michelin PS4 which is the rubber peels off at around 50% wear. Also, there is a big difference in price between those two tires over at my place. Overall, the Eagle F1 Sport is slightly quieter, better steering response and also lower price tag compared with my previous set.

These tires are dangerous in the wet. I unfortunately inherited a great car with these horrible tires but they were almost new(DOT mid 2018). These are usable on dry, but as soon as the first raindrop hits the road in the summer, they are like ice. Heavy understeer in roundabouts over 30km/h which I consider unacceptable. One time I slid into an intersection breaking from 40km/h for 30m before the intersection. Scariest moment of my short driving career. One positive is that they're great for drifting, no joke, my friends didn't believe me you can drift in a FWD car, turns out you can with Adaptos. In the winter they get much better but still way bellow average. Just buy anything else, literally, it's your life on the line with these.. I would suggest these to my worst enemy or someone I want to get rid off legally.

The best tire for the money

Best Choice tires

Good dry and wet grips. Value for money. Noise level still acceptable. Anyway, you can't have best of both worlds, good grips in exchange for noise, I think it's worth the buy. Furthermore, it is made in Japan.