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I use the Yokohama A539 on my road car, they grip very well in the wet and the dry and last well too.
I use the Yokohama A032R on my race car, they grip very well in the dry and when nearly new are excellent in the wet. They are of course, useless in the wet when there is little tread left. If you do go for them, two things you must remember are use low pressures 26-30 psi max. and be careful for the first 5-10 laps when they are brand new, because the manufacturing process leaves a greasy residue on the tread from the moulds and you'll have very little grip until you scrub this off.
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