Andy-STI

I recently had 4 Yoko Parada'a fitted & so far (after 450 miles) I have been impressed. Out in the rain yesterday & the tyres performed well. Waiting for some dry weather to try them out but people tell me I should be impressed.

TimmyboyWRX

another vote for Avon ZZ3 here, only new on today, but had them on previous scoob too... grippy in dry ( very much so, more than i remember infact lol) and progressive breakaway on the limit sop very safe and easy to drive hard, good in the wet ( as good as they are in the dry) and cheap too

all in all a winner

The Mad Doc

Eagle F1s without a doubt! Used Toyo Proxes before and they wore out too quickly. They do have a slight problem with tramlining though.

greenonedave

to update my pirelli p7000 tyres have done 24000 miles, 3.5mm tread left,
they have been good wet and dry, new set due prob about 3000 miles, gona get the same !

Barney19

Eagle F1 XL's get my vote.

Removed.

Well, I've finally managed to get to France, and did 3K miles of mixed driving, in all sorts of weather (yes it was c%*p). Bear in mind that living in Guernsey I don't get to do much high speed driving! I couldn't believe the difference from my last visit with Pirelli P6000's. The F1's are so much quieter at speed, and the handling is a whole lot better, especially on damp roads. Felt more "stuck" to the road. Lost about 1.5mm of tread, which is fine by me. Well chuffed

Hol

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GoodYear F1's for me.

Just had another set fitted. 15000miles on the last one including two Trax sessions, a Brandshatch trackday and 12000 road miles.

And I aint miss daisy.

weatherman

Goodyear eagle F1s. fronts have done 23K and rears 34K miles so far!