Tricky Dicky

Any recommendations..........???

Would be much appreciated.

Jeff Wiltshire

Bridgstone S02 or Toyo T1S

RS Grant

Nah, nothing is as good as Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's IMHO!!

Outstanding grip both in wet and dry conditions and they wear alot better than the older GSD2's which used to wear badly in the shoulders of the tyre...

Cheers,
Grant

Dapster

Try Continental Sport Contact N1's which are good in the wet and stick very well in the dry. They are unidirectional and assymetrical so if you have larger rears than fronts you'll need unique tyres for each corner and they need to be replaced in pairs if there's more than about 3000 miles wear on them so it's not the cheapest option but they are Porsche approved.

I paid £125 ea fitted for 2 x 255/40 ZR 17's in Essex but if you're in Uxbridge, Michealdeaver Tyres may be your best bet.

Hope this helps.