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Kye365

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Registered: 28th Mar 07
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8th Jul 07 at 19:20

Anyone heard of barum tyres are they any good

Robin

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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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8th Jul 07 at 19:22

Yes. No.

Dave A

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8th Jul 07 at 19:23

just another cheap nasty tyre.

Nic Barnes

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8th Jul 07 at 19:25

very cheap very nasty

Adam-D

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8th Jul 07 at 19:35

there alright upto 100bhp

and when the car is lowered 60mm on 14's

i found mine to understeer a bit on bridgestones today, that was a eye opener

Nic Barnes

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8th Jul 07 at 19:37

if you want cheap theyre ok yeah, will get good miles out of them but theyre not the best really

Adam-D

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8th Jul 07 at 19:40

yeah. what that guy said

sinkyboy1

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8th Jul 07 at 20:22

you need to adjust to the tyres. you drive the tyres , not the tyres drive you.

Nic Barnes

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8th Jul 07 at 20:26

true, took me ages to adjust to the toyo's i got for mine as i wasnt used to the amount of grip they gave

sinkyboy1

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8th Jul 07 at 20:35

toyo's are awsome in the wet, had some on my corsa valver a few years ago and could'nt fault them one bit, another good tyre is the yokohama a539, soft but good.

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