recommended tyres?

[Shoduchi]

Ad08R are great, almost a perfect tyre IMO. Not brilliant when its really wet but they have never put me in a dangerous situation, and shouldnt do unless you drive like a dick in the rain

What about road noise? I couldn't live with my Federal 959 RS-R on a daily comute...

[rich83]

TBH not bad. I had Yoko A048s on about 3 years ago and the road noise was hilarious..... sounded like all 4 wheel bearings were shot.

I would say the Yokos AD08R are only slightly noisier than MPSS. The noise they make it just like normal tyre noise, not bearing VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV noise 

[Shoduchi]

That's good to know!

[pudding]

I wouldn't worry about it.  Some Americans with crazy power Supras and Mustangs etc drive around on slicks, with 1 groove to make them legal 

[berg]

still get he PSS but very expensive in the 92 rating, cheaper on the 88 rating, but apparently the PS4 is a better tyre than the PSS n 95% of situations ie not on a dry track with some heat in them but presumably better in all UK road situations

[AJP]

still get he PSS but very expensive in the 92 rating, cheaper on the 88 rating, but apparently the PS4 is a better tyre than the PSS n 95% of situations ie not on a dry track with some heat in them but presumably better in all UK road situations

I wouldn't put it quite at 95% personally, but yeah you're right in principle. There's really not much between them in normal driving. The PSS I found gave more lateral grip in conditions that suited it - hot and dry. The PS4 is less edgy in colder conditions, and definitely gets the power down a bit better when it's wet.

[Golfmk5GTD]

I've had a very good experience with Uniroyal Rainsport 3's all the way around. Unsure how they would cope with the extra power you have though.