Yokohama Parada Spec 2's have no sidewall whatsoever so it's easy to curb your alloys! The Toyo T1R's have quite a nice lip. The Toyo PX4's are between the 2.
The only thing with putting different width tyres on the front to back is if you want to swap the fronts to back, it'll all be to ****!
The only thing with putting different width tyres on the front to back is if you want to swap the fronts to back, it'll all be to ****!
Eagle F1's will probably be your best bet imho. im a fitter by trade and the paradas alhough very good grip wise will wear out quickly. The toyos will last a bit longer, we sell falken's as econmy brand, good for what you pay for them, but in all honesty I think think the g/year f1 GSD3 or F1 asymmetrics will be the best bet overall. They also have a rim protection lip irrc.
they look really nice thats the sort of colour im going to be going for when i get bored of the standard colour wheels on my car.
you forgot to clean the brakes up though.
you forgot to clean the brakes up though.
Sparkly
When are you evicting the families living in your wheel arches?
Soon, hopefully!
Not sure if I want shocks and springs or coilovers...
Cheers
I can do that at a later date, didn't have any stuff with me to clean them at the tyre place...
Soon, hopefully!
Not sure if I want shocks and springs or coilovers...
What tyres did you go for in the end?
why is it so high on that pic?is it parked on a curb or something?
how easy are Octy VRS wheels to pick up i wouldnt mind a set for me leon.
how easy are Octy VRS wheels to pick up i wouldnt mind a set for me leon.
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