Help.. Need To Get New Tires And Im After Some Feedback

[GTXR34]

i got gtc's on my gtt with gtr offsets.. they r 19" wheels which i now regret getting when looking for new tires.. basicly got the rims for show and i have 18's for track..

im trying to find good tires but nt sure wat to go with.. i really wanted ku36's but they dnt have the right size in 19's..

i curently have yokohamas S-Drive.. they wore out within 10000ks coz i had them running with a bit of camber and toe in.. will be straightening all that up tho..

Im after some feedback on these tires:

Hankook s1 evo

Hankok v12 evo

Federal 595's (rsr or rs)

Potenza's re05/a

Yokohama Advan Neova

Yokohama Advan Sport

Nittos INVO

Nittos NT05im after tires which perform well in the dry n wet.. don't care abt noise or comfort.. as far as it performs well, longetivity is just a bonus really..

would be great if prices could also be included..

Cheers

Herbie

[Nanogrip]

I have Yokohama Advan Sports on my R33 GTST, 235/45/R17 in front and 255/40/R17 in the rears. Almost bald in the rears, slight cracking and will soon be replaced, they had a loooong life. Very stiff walls and I can feel every bit of the road. Great response, bit too hard sometimes. Not so good in the wet (fishtails a lot under acceleration) and horrible on concrete wet or dry. Maybe I suck at driving or my car needs improvement in suspension, but it feels like I get a lot of understeer at high speeds on dry roads. Medium to low speed cornering is excellent. I think they are good tires.

The roads here are like cheese grates so I won't be purchasing expensive rubbers for a while. I recently purchased Sumitomo HTR Z IIs (cheap stuff, made in Japan, looks okay), I hope I don't regret them because I initially wanted Hankook Ventus V12s. The V12s were tested in Car and Driver Magazine and took 2nd place, but had the best cost/performance of the tires tested.