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Joff

 posted on 30th Aug 04 at 13:10

Yoko 539s are also crap in the wet, got Avon ZV3s (195/45) which are a lot better in the wet but average in the dry.


Old_Skool

 posted on 30th Aug 04 at 13:02

Federals :D :D :D


4 by 17" for 200 bucks :D


Sooty

 posted on 30th Aug 04 at 12:50

quote:
Originally posted by fadscorsa
yoko AVS sports best tyres i ever had eagle F1's were ok


AVS shocking in the wet :! good in the dry


SEAN_CDTI

 posted on 30th Aug 04 at 12:26

Goodyear Eagle F1's

Grip in dry conditions 1.4
Braking in dry condtions 1.5
Grip in wet conditions 1.8
Braking in wet condition 1.9
Grip in snow 5.1
Comfort 2.8
Tyre noise (in car) 2.9
Tyre noise (external) 2.8
Tyre wear 3.1
Kilometers driven 2.913.720

Uniroyal rainsports

Grip in dry conditions 1.8
Braking in dry condtions 1.8
Grip in wet conditions 1.4
Braking in wet condition 1.5
Grip in snow 4.4
Comfort 2.4
Tyre noise (in car) 2.4
Tyre noise (external) 2.6
Tyre wear 3.2
Kilometers driven 1.293.500


ed

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 23:38

I got a full set of 205/30 x 18 Toyo Proxes TS-1 for £200 including delivery, try buying one for that much :P Who says having a bodykit on your car is gay now when companys litrally give stuff to ya!


Russ

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 21:25

quote:
Originally posted by Greg12v
yes they are. good in the wet from what i hear
there ok in the wet, the S's wear down faster than cheese on a grater though, hence the release of R's


_Allan_

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 20:18

Fook that cheap for SP9000's cheapest I seen was £79. Not fitted either. Luckily my shoulder puncture got repaired :)


Rob H

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 20:12

Next time your round and about Brum, Let me know and i'll give you directions to a company called Kingswinford Tyres... that funniyl, ebough is in kingswinford :lol:.

Got 2 quote off them for 16"s for mine and he wanted £65 for Eagle F1's, and £68 for Dunlop SP9000's. Thats fitted too :D.


Greg_M

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 18:32

yes they are. good in the wet from what i hear


sassyminx

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 18:30

arent toyo proxes good tyres too?


Greg_M

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 18:23

cant go wrong with toyo T1's or yoko AVS's, resonable cheep for the quality of tyre too


_Allan_

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 18:22

Dunlop SP 9000


sassyminx

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 17:58

pirello zero nero sposed to be good

limited tho in 16s for brands aint ya


Fad

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 17:57

yoko AVS sports best tyres i ever had eagle F1's were ok


Scott McKenzie

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 17:55

iv been told that goodyear eagle f1`s r pos the best on the market jst now, gettin them fitted 2 my gsi alloys on fri when they come bak from bein reconditioned, those tyres rn`t cheap, iv been quoted £70 each, fitted & balanced, 185/55/R14

id get the f1`s in 195/45/R16, iv no idea how much they`d b each tho :)


SEAN_CDTI

 posted on 28th Aug 04 at 17:29

Sorry the tyres that where on them where uniroyal rainsports 195/45/16


SEAN_CDTI

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 28th Aug 04 at 17:28

What tyres do people reckon i should put on my set of 16's????? Need help as i wanna put them on my car.:thumbs: