Need more traction

[black335i]

Looking for better than stock traction. I am looking
at nitto Invo or NTo5. What tires do you feel
give good traction but aren't drag radials?

[ecf34]

Originally Posted by black335i

Looking for better than stock traction. I am looking
at nitto Invo or NTo5. What tires do you feel
give good traction but aren't drag radials?

The two popular options I've seen are:
Bridgestone Potenza RE-71R
Yokohama Advan Neova AD08R

[9SECDD]

Originally Posted by black335i

Looking for better than stock traction. I am looking
at nitto Invo or NTo5. What tires do you feel
give good traction but aren't drag radials?

Bridgestone RE71Rs are great. 265/35R19 fronts & 285/35R19 rears if you have 19' wheels.

[The Nerd]

Originally Posted by NJ-M4

Bridgestone RE71Rs are great. 265/35R19 fronts & 285/35R19 rears if you have 19' wheels.

Do the 285s (rear) really give you a wider contact patch than the stock 275s if you're still using the same wheel (437M). I heard not...

[CanAutM3]

Originally Posted by The Nerd

Do the 285s (rear) really give you a wider contact patch than the stock 275s if you're still using the same wheel (437M). I heard not...

Tire section width is highly dependent on the wheel width. However, tread width (contact patch width) is mostly dependent on tire construction and varies little with wheel width.