Stock RIM width - Toyota Yaris Forums

cyberguy · 04-20-2016, 01:54 AM

For the last 5 years I use Bridgestone Blizzark ML-30 185/60/15 each winter. I drive really fast and in hard conditions (ice+snow in mountains). This tire at this dimension is ideal for yaris, you will be amazed at how fast you can drive with these tires. I am able to drive as fast as I would be on a leisure drive during summer. Of course blizzarks can work properly to temperatures up to 12-15 Celcius.I use them from november to april and around 30% of my mileage are in snow-ice conditions, all else are in dry-wet conditions (they have perfect behavior in rain) The only downside is that they are a little noisy after 120km/h and they increase the consumption about 0.7 Liter per 100km

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04-20-2016, 01:54 AM	#9
cyberguy Drives: d4d Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: greece Posts: 17	For the last 5 years I use Bridgestone Blizzark ML-30 185/60/15 each winter. I drive really fast and in hard conditions (ice+snow in mountains). This tire at this dimension is ideal for yaris, you will be amazed at how fast you can drive with these tires. I am able to drive as fast as I would be on a leisure drive during summer. Of course blizzarks can work properly to temperatures up to 12-15 Celcius.I use them from november to april and around 30% of my mileage are in snow-ice conditions, all else are in dry-wet conditions (they have perfect behavior in rain) The only downside is that they are a little noisy after 120km/h and they increase the consumption about 0.7 Liter per 100km