Best tyres??
- Thread starter Rich.T
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Hi boys and girls.
Uniroyal RainSport here and very good on wet and decent on dry. Rubber brakes well.
Uniroyal RainSport here and very good on wet and decent on dry. Rubber brakes well.
Tyres just turned up.
22hrs from ordering to delivery.
Not bad service i say
22hrs from ordering to delivery.
Not bad service i say
Been a good thread to read what shoes we all wear lol, I'm on general altimax sports 235/40/18s and they are great tire my dads mate owns the tire shop and suggested them other some of the brands here, great grip low noise and long life but they are around 110 a corner so not cheap but they do the job.
Had those before they are a decent tyre. I think General is massive in America. They do a lot of off road tyres
Yeah thats right pal my dad use to use them on his 4x4 he rated them highly, but your right huge in America don't think they are that well know here to be fair but are decent as you said.
I have Cheng Seng Ditch Finder Mk3's on the back of the LCR - Otherwise known as Auto Grip 500.
Some comments
- Suffered badly from wheelspin & torque steer even with non-spirited driving. The traction control kept on saving me on those occassions.
- Poor steering feel during extreme weather conditions
- Awful braking distance. Do not drive fast or you will find out the same as me
- Do good handbrake skids
Some comments
- Suffered badly from wheelspin & torque steer even with non-spirited driving. The traction control kept on saving me on those occassions.
- Poor steering feel during extreme weather conditions
- Awful braking distance. Do not drive fast or you will find out the same as me
- Do good handbrake skids
I’ve had both in the past as above the pzeros are good in the wet but didn’t last very long on mine about 8k and the Toyos lasted longer however were horrible in the wet as soon as you’d come on boost it’ll spin even in 4th on my Ibiza. They were scary to say the least if you drove over standing water on the motorway.
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I found rainsport 3 only worked well when it was raining with puddles so loads of water. In the dry I love Yokohama a041 tyres. This is from an on track point of view tho
I'd stay away from the P Zero. They were stock tyres and I was amazed at how much better different tyres were.
Did less than 10K on the Pirelli rubber. Had GoodYear EfficientGrip Performance for about 26K now. Unbelievably low rolling resistance, low noise, excellent in the dry with good wet grip and no noticeable wear rate.
Did less than 10K on the Pirelli rubber. Had GoodYear EfficientGrip Performance for about 26K now. Unbelievably low rolling resistance, low noise, excellent in the dry with good wet grip and no noticeable wear rate.
I had Avon ZV7 on the car for a few years and they perished really badly. I wasn't driving the car much (few thousand miles a year) but I was surprised at how bad they were.
Anyone else had trouble with tyres ageing?
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Anyone else had trouble with tyres ageing?
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That's not going to be a problem I suffer from. When I took my wheels off to detail a couple of days ago I found the fronts were down to ~3mm after about a year and 10,000 miles . They're Goodyear Efficient Grip and have been brilliant but I might give the Pilot Sport 4 a try when I replace them next month. I guess it comes with having a car with a heavy engine and lots of torque.
. They're Goodyear Efficient Grip and have been brilliant but I might give the Pilot Sport 4 a try when I replace them next month. I guess it comes with having a car with a heavy engine and lots of torque.
I see this a lot in my line off work and have noticed that the Avon tyres are bad for the perishing can’t remember replacing a Avon tyre because they where worn out always from the rubber cracking through age
Had to replace two Avon tyres today for the same reason
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