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deanmcreynolds26

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Registered: 15th Sep 03
Location: E46 //M3
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29th Aug 05 at 17:07

Need some new tyres, ordering 2moro but not sure what to get

Proxes or A539, never used proxes before i thought that the a539's were pretty good though..

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N90ATH

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Registered: 10th Sep 03
Location: Boreham, Essex
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29th Aug 05 at 17:09

both ok tyres but wet conditions were never gd for me and they are too soft pay the extra for some goodyrs

VegasPhil

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Registered: 16th Jan 05
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29th Aug 05 at 17:21

I have Proxes T1-R. Better grip than my mate's T1-S in the wet. Grippy as fuck too

I like mine

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

N90ATH

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29th Aug 05 at 17:22

hmnmm not sure on t1r's as havent used tyem only used t1s's

DAYZEE

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Location: Stevenage, MR2 Turbo, 328i Coupe, CBR600F
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29th Aug 05 at 17:24

A539's are a shocker. Great in the dry, useless in the wet. I span the wheels in the wet in my RST on the motorway once with A539's on it. Shit tyre, wouldn't consider it for a car with over 100bhp. And they die fast.
Get a proper tyre if you're running the astra in your sig, F1's, P Zeros, Pilots etc...

deanmcreynolds26

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29th Aug 05 at 17:27

can spin the current tyres in 6th gear in the wet

Toyos god in the wet?

DAYZEE

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29th Aug 05 at 17:29

I'm not sold on Toyos, you get mixed reactions. Most people with hot hatches say they are great, but bigger more powerful cars have been known to tear them to pieces in a couple of months. I wouldn't put them on the back of my MR2. Eagles F1's everytime for me.

langey

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Registered: 7th Sep 03
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29th Aug 05 at 17:30

i think i need get some new tyres

i currently have nanking or somthing on, they are shite, not safe tyres at all, especially with xe in there now

Mikorsa16v

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29th Aug 05 at 17:31

quote:
Originally posted by DAYZEE
A539's are a shocker. Great in the dry, useless in the wet. I span the wheels in the wet in my RST on the motorway once with A539's on it. Shit tyre, wouldn't consider it for a car with over 100bhp. And they die fast.
Get a proper tyre if you're running the astra in your sig, F1's, P Zeros, Pilots etc...

YEP YEP YEP!!!! also managed a near 360 on a road with these tyres, lucky no other cars around

vibrio

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29th Aug 05 at 18:10

both are joke tyres

get good year eagle F1's

Sam

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29th Aug 05 at 18:40

Yokohama tyres I'm led to believe are "soft compound" tyres; meaning they wear quicker than other brands.

I've had Toyo Proxes T1-S tyres before, nothing to write home about. Same with my current ones (Falken ZE512).

Ross - I might have to try the Goodyear Eagle F1s next time I have to purchase new tyres!

broster

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29th Aug 05 at 18:40

or michlin pilot exaltos

DamoSXI

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29th Aug 05 at 20:34

When buying a new set of alloys is it worth paying a extra £40-£50 quid for Toyos over the budget tyres as a upgrade ??????

VegasPhil

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29th Aug 05 at 23:15

I think so

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

Lee 16v

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Registered: 25th Jun 04
Location: Maidstone Drives: Corsa 2.0 16v
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29th Aug 05 at 23:27

when i had a 1.6 in my corsa, Toyo's..... brilliant!
since i had the new 2.0 XE, Toyo's..... NO DONT GET THEM, THEY WEAR TOO QUICKLY!

Lee 16v

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29th Aug 05 at 23:29

quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Yokohama tyres I'm led to believe are "soft compound" tyres; meaning they wear quicker than other brands.

I've had Toyo Proxes T1-S tyres before, nothing to write home about. Same with my current ones (Falken ZE512).

Ross - I might have to try the Goodyear Eagle F1s next time I have to purchase new tyres!

i'm getting F1's on wednesday, u2u me if u want opinions cos i wont remember to post up wot theyre like lol

mav

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30th Aug 05 at 01:54

dean did you phone my bro in law, might be able to do you a good price on any of them...dunno but worth a phone...

starkie

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30th Aug 05 at 06:20

uniroyal rain sports great tyres though can wear quite quick though i had them on my last 306 td so loads of torque to kill them

Lee 16v

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9th Sep 05 at 11:59

get the goodyear F1's

corsa5dr

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9th Sep 05 at 12:03

I have the Goodyear Eagle F1's and cant fault them

big eck

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9th Sep 05 at 12:04

I have Toyo T1s's on at the mo and they're pretty good, wear a bit quickly but at only £30 a corner they're good value for money

dna23

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9th Sep 05 at 12:52

Toyo T1's are a good option for 1.2/1.4 because if u have a big engine they wear so quickly due to the soft compound its unbelievably - that said in the dry they stick so well but in the wet its extremely easy to spin or slide on them.

for that reason, if ure budget is ok i'd get pilot's or f1's

deanmcreynolds26

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Registered: 15th Sep 03
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9th Sep 05 at 16:54

gopt the toyo proxes and im pretty pleased with them in the dry not had many wet days! but for £50 for a 17" tyre 205/40/17 the toyos were best value for money

corsa gez

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Registered: 17th Dec 04
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24th May 06 at 18:33

i cant complain about my uniroyal rain sport and they are wearing well! putting 16s on and getting p-zeros for £50 a corner fitted!

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
Location: Ellesmere Port, Cheshire
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24th May 06 at 18:33

i like my toyos even in the wet

[Edited on 24-05-2006 by IvIarkgraham]

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