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the time has come for some new front tyres with so many to choose from what would you get? any good places in the leicester area for a good deal?
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Goodyear eagle f1 assy's have been good for me as has the oem pirelli p zero rosso's.
What's your budget and car type?
I Would never but p zero neros again 9000 miles is all i got, only super grippy for the first 4000 miles, before that kumho 39 no way as near as good as the p zeros, just stuck on falkens 912 good grip in dry and very good in wet compared to the p zeros and a softer ride and less noise, brought from camskill.....com contis are pretty good aswell.
I've got the Falken 432's on mine, don't like them at all, ok in dry, but feel very vague, and quite a bit of understeer in the wet. Gonna switch to either T-1R's or Eagle Assy's.
This is true
Indian budget firm named apollo apparently not interested in the vredestein brand just the r&d facilities/experience that they have.
thats gutting, they were the best tyres i ever owned on my PD, miles better then PZero and £20 a pop cheaper! any suggestions on an alternative then?
ATM Vredestein is the same tyres its always been but i hear it "may" be shelved in future so if you like them get them again whilst you can (and if you can their stock is attrocious at the minute ,but seeing as theyve just had a price rise this month im sure the tyres will be coming through again 
(rob dogs lol)
(rob dogs lol)
if steering is vague adjust tire pressure, the garages usually get it wrong as they usually just fill them up to a set pressure for the tyre size, not car weight and size.
look on places like tyrereview etc, and see what other people have thought, plus dont get mixed up with summer tyres and all season tyres, expensive summer tyres will always come worse off than moderate priced all season tyres in the wet.
Yeah, did mean 452, I really should stop typing with my elbows! Anyone used the Toyo T1R's in the past?
Ive used T1R'S on an s2000 and in the wet i had a few hairy moments but thats to be expected in that car i suppose
A mate at work had the T1R`s he loved um gripped in wet and dry conditions but are like the p-zeros in wear rate dont expect more than 14k with roatation of front to rears.
Not bad for £30 less per corner than the p-zeros
Not bad for £30 less per corner than the p-zeros
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This is the cheapest place I've found so far, but if anyone find cheaper, let us all know.
http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk
http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk
Camskill and Uniroyal Rainsport2's amazing tyres grip fantastically in wet and dry. Dont half fling my car about now and not once let me down
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Camskill and Uniroyal Rainsport2's amazing tyres grip fantastically in wet and dry. Dont half fling my car about now and not once let me down
^^^^What he said!! ^^^^
I went from 4xFalken FK452's to 4xUniroyal Rainsport 2's...............amazing!!
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