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dwcars1.4
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3rd Dec 08 at 12:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

heya all
what do you think is the best tyre make and what tryres are u runnin???
Mobby
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goodyear eagle f1's 45's 15
RossyB
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quote:
Originally posted by mobby
goodyear eagle f1's 45's 15


Minty_Fresh
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50 profile are infact better, but 45s if you need the clearance..
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quote:
Originally posted by cdonnelly
toyo


Continentals aren't bad, My Avons seem pretty decent too.
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quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
50 profile are infact better, but 45s if you need the clearance..


Why are the 50 profiles better? Surely the 45 profile would give you that little less tyre movement?
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quote:
Originally posted by Simon_16v
quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
50 profile are infact better, but 45s if you need the clearance..


Why are the 50 profiles better?
Minty_Fresh
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just gives the right tyre movement for handling, 45s just seem that little bit to stiff..

just from experience realy, ive had 45 and 50 profile tyres in the same brand and feel that the 50s grip better.

also a few mates to track days at donny and they think the same..
Nick-S
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Michelin Pilot Exaltos
Corsa_Sport21
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quote:
Originally posted by dwcars1.4
heya all
what do you think is the best tyre make and what tryres are u runnin???


Just depends on what u want them for.Track,road etc.

Theyr isnt a "best" as such.Every1 will have different opinions of different tyre brands.

dwcars1.4
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forgot to mention its for road use
yeah just realy looking for opinions tbh
iv been looking at the paradas 50's everyone on my local forum seem to be going crazy for them
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yer the paradas are alrite, just not that good in the wet..

but the tread design is sooo kool...
dwcars1.4
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yeah leves cool markes in the snow lol

[Edited on 03-12-2008 by dwcars1.4]
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Goodyear Eagle F1s
UniRoyals RainSports are two tyres that always get a good rating on here, i have had UniRoyals onn my Corsa and MG and cant fault them
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Michelin Pilot Sport

[Edited on 03-12-2008 by BluKoo]
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I have Yokohama S-drive at the moment, they seem pretty good in the dry but start sliding a bit if I go round roundabouts too fast. Can't give them much more of a review than that with this engine

Will probably go for Goodyear when they need replacing


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Nick-S
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quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
Goodyear Eagle F1s
UniRoyals RainSports are two tyres that always get a good rating on here, i have had UniRoyals onn my Corsa and MG and cant fault them
there good but id still only say they were mid range.
dwcars1.4
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the reason im asking is into the newyear i will be needing some realy good tyres and rather keep buying budgets that dnt last that long and handlin is shite with them i want something good wet and dry
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Ive used Nankangs on a few cars and for a budget tyre,they are pretty good.Had them on my old V6 Mk3 Gsi and they were grippy as fuck in the dry.Was able to launch it good without spinning them up.
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Michelin Primacy or Aon ZZ3
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Couldnt fault the eagle F1's when I had them on the corsa in 195/45/15


been running vredstien's on the ctr and they are very impressive too


Drives supercharged Tec with torque
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quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
Michelin Primacy or Aon ZZ3


Think they are the avons I have, very good in my opinion, not bad in the wet either.
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Uniroyal Rainsport
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quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
just gives the right tyre movement for handling, 45s just seem that little bit to stiff..

just from experience realy, ive had 45 and 50 profile tyres in the same brand and feel that the 50s grip better.

also a few mates to track days at donny and they think the same..


50s would give more grip yes because the tyre wall comes in contact with the road as well as the tread.

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