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Old 08-26-2004   #1 (permalink)
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Falken v's Toyo
If you had to choose from Falken Azenis ST115 or Toyo Proxes 4 (both 215/45/17), which one would you choose???? Thanks in advance for your reply....

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Toyo and by far...these are sticky and pretty durable...a friend of mine have these and wow!!!
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Depends. I say Toyo's for a street daily driven car and Falkens for the track. The Azenis won't last long asa daily driven tire.
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i got rid of my kumho 712's yesterday and got me 4 brand new toyos. i love them
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id suggest the Falken Azenis ST-115


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The Azenis won't last long as a daily driven tire.
i have to disagree with you on this...
the Falken Azenis ST-115 has a UTQG rating of 360AA
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the falkens are kinda noisy. they may last a tiny bit longer but i am completely satisfied with my proxes 4's! they are quiet, sticky, and do well in the rain.
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Depends. I say Toyo's for a street daily driven car and Falkens for the track. The Azenis won't last long asa daily driven tire.

The Azenis you are thinking of looks like this...

Officialy from Falken they are Called the Azenis RT-215

The Azenis ST-115 that they are talking about look like this...
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i have the falken Azenis ST-115 and i love them, they grab the road and are excellent, even in the most wet conditions.
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I have 215/35/19 Toyo Proxes and they are awesome..... the ride is soft and quiet.
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These are the Falken Azenis ST115 that i was talking about..........
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i got proxes 4's and i love them to death. all hail toyo
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