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If you have a tt you're going to need a very grippy tire under you or you will find yourself sideways very easily. I ran on some goodyears for a few days (back up tires) and found myself spinning in 2nd and a little in third. This really made me respect the car, and love my Bridgestone's even more when I got them back on. So basically, if you have a tt, I'd go with Bridgestone Potenza S03's or an equivalant tire. If you have an N/A you can get away with something with a longer tread life/less grip. Take the others advice and check tire rack out. Find something that suits your needs. I'd stay away from kuhmo's and any other cheap tire if possible. I had a set on my prelude, and they were ok, but nothing like a Bridgestone.
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