Legacy spec B tyres
Just put my spec b through a field due to MASSIVE understeer and full 4 wheel slide
OEM tyres are bridgestone potenza 215/45/ R18 (with 12k miles on them)
I was advised when I bought the vehicle (by the dealer!) to change the tyres if I intended to push the car. Obviously I ignored this advice (being a bloke) ... until now ....
Any suggestions? Are the Potenzas as bad as advised?
What would anyone suggest as suitable replacements?
Thanks
OEM tyres are bridgestone potenza 215/45/ R18 (with 12k miles on them)
I was advised when I bought the vehicle (by the dealer!) to change the tyres if I intended to push the car. Obviously I ignored this advice (being a bloke) ... until now ....
Any suggestions? Are the Potenzas as bad as advised?
What would anyone suggest as suitable replacements?
Thanks
I thought they would have been 225/40/18 but they are are probably going for a slightly larger sidewall for comfort on the leggy.
Anyway you won't go wrong with Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's
Anyway you won't go wrong with Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's
Hi, I've been through loads of tyres and my recommendations are:
Falken 912 - good tyre. Good grip. OK for feedback. reasonable for wear.
Michelin Exalto PE2: Amazing. Nothing compares. Very expensive but in the last 120,000 miles I have done, (Dunlop SP Sport Fast response / Falken 912 / Yokohama Advan A03 / PE2) the Exaltos are the mutts nuts on the 3 cars I have: Legacy Spec B 2005 manual/ Ignis Sport 2005/ BMW 530d Touring 2000.
Falken 912 - good tyre. Good grip. OK for feedback. reasonable for wear.
Michelin Exalto PE2: Amazing. Nothing compares. Very expensive but in the last 120,000 miles I have done, (Dunlop SP Sport Fast response / Falken 912 / Yokohama Advan A03 / PE2) the Exaltos are the mutts nuts on the 3 cars I have: Legacy Spec B 2005 manual/ Ignis Sport 2005/ BMW 530d Touring 2000.
My bad.
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and I would go with the 225/40/18 as those should be 225's on there afaik.

