Wrighty
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alrite guys
just bought 18's so gona be looking for some tyres for them
whats good atm?
toyo proxes arnt bad at £86 each on my tyres, are falkens any good?
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fresh_creps
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falkens are quality mate,tons of grip but are a bit more pricey than most iirc,both my mates got them on their beemers
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Robin
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proxes are rubbish IMO, wear out too quick.
Falkens are crap too.
you get what you pay for, more expensive tyres will last longer.
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Wrighty
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quote: Originally posted by robmarriott
proxes are rubbish IMO, wear out too quick.
Falkens are crap too.
you get what you pay for, more expensive tyres will last longer.
are you been picky there?
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Robin
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just going from my experience as a tyre fitter, and the Toyos and Falkens i've had 
best tyres i ever had were Continentals.
[Edited on 14-09-2006 by robmarriott]
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fresh_creps
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ye i have heard of proxes wearing out really quick,had good experiance with falkens though although rob may know more about this than me...
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M6RKK
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uniroyal rainsports mate
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VegasPhil
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Goodyear Eagle F1 is an Ace tyre. I'm using them at the moment. Look nice too! 
Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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Robin
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thing is, different people like different tyres, and the best way to find out is to experiment
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Wrighty
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quote: Originally posted by VegasPhil
Goodyear Eagle F1 is an Ace tyre. I'm using them at the moment. Look nice too!
yea been looking at them
95 a corner and have V directional pattern tread like i want.. hmm
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Wrighty
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quote: Originally posted by robmarriott
thing is, different people like different tyres, and the best way to find out is to experiment
yea but didnt you treat your corsa like a track car hence wearing of tyres quickly
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Jamie
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quote: Originally posted by M6RKK
uniroyal rainsports mate
Been on these for 3 years now - magic tyres
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VegasPhil
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I've done 4k on them now and that's driving enthuastically. (As you can an a 1.2 8v)
Toyos would be on the legal markers if I'd chose them again. If I didn't do so many miles I'd still buying Toyos. I think they're really good tyres.
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Wrighty
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yes, iv only heard good things about toyo's
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VegasPhil
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Unless they're in the wet... Then they get a bit shonky. 
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Wrighty
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no good with winter coming up then...
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VegasPhil
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I ran mine in the winter. Awesome fun 
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Wrighty
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thing is i dont wana be binning the coupe phil
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Chris F
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Goodyears will look the best
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Joe
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 Oh great they look brilliant, could be made of plastic but so long as they look good From experiance, I did'nt mind Toyos, they didnt last ages but they were good in the dry. I have Goodyear's at the mo, they are pretty good but dont seem any better than the Toyos in the dry, better in the wet though. They are the only ones I have tried, but never heard a bad word about Uniroyals.
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Robin
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Rainsports are great.
Avons are crap too btw
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Chris F
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quote: Originally posted by joe6886
 Oh great they look brilliant, could be made of plastic but so long as they look good From experiance, I did'nt mind Toyos, they didnt last ages but they were good in the dry. I have Goodyear's at the mo, they are pretty good but dont seem any better than the Toyos in the dry, better in the wet though. They are the only ones I have tried, but never heard a bad word about Uniroyals.
Alright samrt ass
Bridgestone 050 will be a good choice
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Dave A
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quote: Originally posted by M6RKK
uniroyal rainsports mate
yes, 100% agree.
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Gregor
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Don't get Yokohama A539s whatever you do.
I do handbrake turns in McDonalds so that I can wear these shitty things out
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csweatherston
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toyo 888's for summer use, and toyo t1r's for winter, class tyres, if you dont mind replacing them every 6months......there soft as shit!
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