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Gez G

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 17:44

Continental Premium Contact 2 - excellent tyre in wet and dry IMO


Nath

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:37

http://www.mytyres.co.uk are also worth a look


Russ

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:30

REGAL RD3100 205/40 R17 W £40.27 SELECT
MARSHAL KU17 205/40 R17 W £46.88 SELECT
AVON ZZ3 84W 205/40 R17 W £59.78 SELECT
PIRELLI P7000 84W 205/40 R17 W £80.80 SELECT
PIRELLI PZERO NERO 205/40 R17 W £87.73 SELECT
CONTINENTAL SPORT CONTACT-2 205/40 R17 Z £97.80 SELECT
DUNLOP SP9000 205/40 R17 W £98.52 SELECT
BRIDGESTONE RE040 205/40 R17 W £99.24 SELECT
GOODYEAR GSD3 F1 205/40 R17 W £106.43 SELECT
GOODYEAR GSD3 84W XL 205/40 R17 W £108.29 SELECT


valuetyres.co.uk


Carl

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:27

I have proxies on at the moment, They seem to grip well in all conditions, however my 306TD is hardly powerful.


Nath

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:26

Got 2 new fronts for mine the other day. I opted for Hankook Ventus Prime. And i'm very very impressed. They are far better than the Continental Conti Contact Sports thingys I had before. Great in the wet too.


bradfincham

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:20

Eagle F1,
Uniroyal Rain sport
Michelin Pilots
Pirelli P zero

there the ones i would choose


timrud_

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 16:18

The only other tyre I would have, but its not very durable...

Yokohama Prada.


loo_goblin

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 15:31

i am going to get rainsports, but had michelins on the old 306 TD they rock aswel, but r seriously pricey


Nic Barnes

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 13:37

i have yoshimitsu super grips, imported from japan.


timrud_

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 13:34

Goodyear F1's..... Unbelievable compared to the numerous others I have tried!


SteveW

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 12:38

sweet.. will ask around for prices.


PainZ

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 12:34

Adrian (AdiSRi) has Uniroyal rainsports.. I have to say they are fooking awesome.. He took me out in his car for a blat and I was seriously impressed with them also!


ed

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 12:26

Pirelli P Zero's or Michelin Pilots.


SteveW

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 12:06

was looking at UniRoyal myke.. again dont know if they go up that big


broster

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:54

michlin pilot exaltos or continentals


myke

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:50

uniroyal rainmasters if they come that big


TNM

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:45

ive been looking at 170 a corner for the 215/40/17 steven :|


Jambo

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:39

As pete said.

If u wanna save some pennies. Avon ZZ3's are AWESOME for the money, i usually pay around £75 per corner. They fit em to 182 clio's out the factory.

Get good perfromance in both wet n dry.


PainZ

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:13

Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD1's


SteveW

 posted on 24th Nov 05 at 11:08

right cos its getting to that time of year when a Turbo'd Corsa is gonna become a deathtrap (more than usual).. im gonna be needing some new tyres.
wanna get some that are going to give high performance in both wet and dry conditions, also nothing too soft cos i will go through them in a matter of months.

i have tried a few different makes of tyres over the years.. my personal favs have been BF Goodrich profileG tyres.

im gonna need them in a 205/40/R17

have heard that Proxy's are crap for powerful FWD cars in the wet...

any help lads n lasses :wave: