which tyres are the best
and very interesring in the snow 
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Ive only ever had two types of tyers, T1R's and Goodyear F1 AS2's.
The goodyear's are better for my car i reckon. More progressive breakaway, better wet grip, better feel in the dry. I will try the verdi's next i think.
The goodyear's are better for my car i reckon. More progressive breakaway, better wet grip, better feel in the dry. I will try the verdi's next i think.
As many say...really depends on your budget 
I fitted a set of Falken FK 452's last year on my P1 as I did'nt want to shell out silly money for the top brands and I think it's a great tyre for the money.
Also depends on your driving ability, for me the Falkens are perfectly suited to my driving ability and I'll almost always reach the height of my driving ability before the reaching the tyres grip limits....
Good tyre in both the dry and wet...
I paid circa £360 fitted and balanced last year if that helps....
Also had a set of their Zeix 912's on another of my cars and they were great too...
I fitted a set of Falken FK 452's last year on my P1 as I did'nt want to shell out silly money for the top brands and I think it's a great tyre for the money.
Also depends on your driving ability, for me the Falkens are perfectly suited to my driving ability and I'll almost always reach the height of my driving ability before the reaching the tyres grip limits....
Good tyre in both the dry and wet...
I paid circa £360 fitted and balanced last year if that helps....
Also had a set of their Zeix 912's on another of my cars and they were great too...
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), but you can use them on the track, very good tyre for that too, just keep an eye on the wear if you do track them Crap in the snow, found that out in Jan 04
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I've tried 3 sets of tyres so far;
Yoko Parada Spec 2s - Excellent dry performance, shockingly bad wet performance. Fun but not practical snow performance. Noisy.
Toyo Proxy T1Rs - Mediocre dry performance, poor wet performance. Average snow performance. Pretty quiet by all means.
Avon ZZ3s - Excellent dry performance (Although they go off after a few miles of intensive hooning), pretty good wet performance. Haven't tried in the Snow yet. Quietest so far.
Yoko Parada Spec 2s - Excellent dry performance, shockingly bad wet performance. Fun but not practical snow performance. Noisy.
Toyo Proxy T1Rs - Mediocre dry performance, poor wet performance. Average snow performance. Pretty quiet by all means.
Avon ZZ3s - Excellent dry performance (Although they go off after a few miles of intensive hooning), pretty good wet performance. Haven't tried in the Snow yet. Quietest so far.
I've tried 3 sets of tyres so far;
Yoko Parada Spec 2s - Excellent dry performance, shockingly bad wet performance. Fun but not practical snow performance. Noisy.
Toyo Proxy T1Rs - Mediocre dry performance, poor wet performance. Average snow performance. Pretty quiet by all means.
Avon ZZ3s - Excellent dry performance (Although they go off after a few miles of intensive hooning), pretty good wet performance. Haven't tried in the Snow yet. Quietest so far.
Yoko Parada Spec 2s - Excellent dry performance, shockingly bad wet performance. Fun but not practical snow performance. Noisy.
Toyo Proxy T1Rs - Mediocre dry performance, poor wet performance. Average snow performance. Pretty quiet by all means.
Avon ZZ3s - Excellent dry performance (Although they go off after a few miles of intensive hooning), pretty good wet performance. Haven't tried in the Snow yet. Quietest so far.
Intensive hooning = AD08's
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michelin pilot exalto PE2. Excellent tyre. Great for cornering. Good wearing too. Sadly they don't do 16" any more and the pilot sports are very expensive. Next I'll try Nokian Z G2 and will report back.
I think the 2 things that really repay are suspension geometry, an uprated rear ARB and good tyres.
I think the 2 things that really repay are suspension geometry, an uprated rear ARB and good tyres.
michelin pilot exalto PE2. Excellent tyre. Great for cornering. Good wearing too. Sadly they don't do 16" any more and the pilot sports are very expensive. Next I'll try Nokian Z G2 and will report back.
I think the 2 things that really repay are suspension geometry, an uprated rear ARB and good tyres.
I think the 2 things that really repay are suspension geometry, an uprated rear ARB and good tyres.
I've had no problems in the dry, or when quite wet
However, when the road is a bit damp or greasy then they get "challenging"
My personal favourite is the vredestein ultrac sessanta
Got some Rainsport 2 for the Fiesta as promised. Seem ok on a light car, especially for the money. May give them a go when my Scoob wears it's F1's out (and the spare set in the garage)
I believe due to the weight of the Newage it's vital you go for reinforced / 95 load rating tyres.
I once had some PS2's that were hard to drive on cos they were 92 load rating so the sidewalls were not up to it.
I once had some PS2's that were hard to drive on cos they were 92 load rating so the sidewalls were not up to it.
im going to try falken 452s out on my last 5 scoobs iv ran bridgestone potenzas nice all round tyre, toyo t1 r didnt like them at all, avon zz5 not a bad tyre, decent feed back good amounts of grip, ok in the wet, and yoko prada spec 2, now i will never ever own another set of these tyres again, avarage in the dry but in the wet seriously shocking dangerous id say, after nearly loosing the car 3 or 4 times in the wet on seperate occasions, i finally did loose control results were in to a ditch and head on with a tree, one wrote off scooby
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