Tyre choice
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vredestein are a real good make and hard wearing.tractor tyre rubber. Grip like **** on a shovel lol. Bit pricey tho but worth it
Goodyear Eagle Asymetric 2s, Michelin Pilot Sport 3, Michelin Super Sport or the Continental Contact Sport 5s generally score highest in tests.
Currently on Pirelli P Zeros and I will be replacing them with the Goodyears next month on the front, rear Pirellis still have nearly full tread. I find their grip to be pretty bad on damp roads.
Currently on Pirelli P Zeros and I will be replacing them with the Goodyears next month on the front, rear Pirellis still have nearly full tread. I find their grip to be pretty bad on damp roads.
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Jp6 how do you at botom of what you write see what youve had done to your car?? In your case
Superchips remap 6000k hids short shifter??
Superchips remap 6000k hids short shifter??
I picked up some pirelli pzero rosso 225/40/18s the other day x2 for £80, advertised as 5mm+, measured them myself and they are 4.5-7mm varying from inside to out so im assuming the last guy had camber, does 80 seem fair for part worn pzeros with this tread?
Cheers everyone. I have pirelli rosso tyres at the moment, the ratings arent great. I need good tyres as it spins like a twat in third gear when hitting turbo.
Smee. i got the car back yesterday, it has a fuel pressure fault, like i told rhem. it didn't happen while they had it, so they don't know what part needs changing. I was told if it does it again while driving, to take it straight there and they will put the computor on it while i am there.
Smee. i got the car back yesterday, it has a fuel pressure fault, like i told rhem. it didn't happen while they had it, so they don't know what part needs changing. I was told if it does it again while driving, to take it straight there and they will put the computor on it while i am there.
mine had pirellis and they were fine in the wet, i quite liked them. Goodyear Assy 2 going on though if i keep it.
jonnyd
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I changed from Pirellis to toyo t1r tyres, cannot fault them maximum grip in wet and dry. And they are not that expensive so you can really abuse them.
can you give us some more info on the t1r's? some said they are great in wet, others that they are really bad... a little confused
markyraf
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Tyres
Hi All
I just replaced all four of mine for the Falken FK453 Azenis, car sticks to the road like a bugger now. I paid £400 all in
would recommend them
Mark
Hi All
I just replaced all four of mine for the Falken FK453 Azenis, car sticks to the road like a bugger now. I paid £400 all in
would recommend them
Mark
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I have to agree with this for the price however I have Eagle F1's on and they grip and grip there definitely worth the extra money.
I had these on the Beemer, I'd rate them well too.
I have Dunlop on my Octavia VRS company car, they are shite. Spin up in the wet far too easy. Dry they are ok though. And fronts are shagged after 4k miles.
jonnyd
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Toyo t1r s are 80 pound a tyre from camskill. Best tyre I have bought for all weather.
Highly recommend
Highly recommend
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