best tyres for the scoob
Ok guys
Which is the daddy of tyres for the sti my03 I have bridgestone potatoes on at the minute 225/40/18's Not impressed at all in this ass'y weather So,guys give your verdict on the daddy of all tyres cheers mark |
Slicks are the best a man can get mate. but they are illegal i think in britain
Originally Posted by ethanrob
Ok guys
Which is the daddy of tyres for the sti my03 I have bridgestone potatoes on at the minute 225/40/18's Not impressed at all in this ass'y weather So,guys give your verdict on the daddy of all tyres cheers mark |
I am running goodyear f1's they have been good in all types of weather conditions and they are lasting well so thats another good thing.
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Ill second that goodyear F1 GDS3.
just about everybody who have tried them, rate them very highly Andy |
ethanrob .....
when you say the best in which way? MPG Wet and dry weather Wet only Dry only Track work longevity? what you looking for ? |
Just in general mate,people have there fav's,just looking at what you guys beleive to best the best "all-round" tyre
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Originally Posted by scoobyp300
I am running goodyear f1's they have been good in all types of weather conditions and they are lasting well so thats another good thing.
I don't think I was driving particularly hard either? They are a good tyre though.....plenty of grip. I've head that the michelin pilot sport 2's are meant to be very good. Thats what will be going onto my UK STI next...Its got toyo's on at the moment and personally I think they're terrible. Wish i'd never got them. Shaun |
another vote for eagle gsd3s. best tyres i have had on my car.
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Shaun,
I'm running the Michelin's on mine at the moment and they are a big improvement on Toyo T1S's for inspiring confidence in what grip is available. Quite noisy and lock up easily when cold. But I'm happy with them. Dave. |
theres about a million threads on this.....
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Originally Posted by warrenm2
theres about a million threads on this.....
Shaun |
Toyo Proxes T1-R, although with all the recommendations on here, i will be trying the F1 next time around. If i get that far without buying a new car! LOL.
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iv got toyo proxys on sti uk and think there pants only had um about a month so ill have to suffer for now but ill never go there again
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Getting some poor feedback about the toyos,Always heard good things about them in the past but before i have always used michelin pilots,But general reasoning seems to point towards the goodyear for a scoob?
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michelin pilot sport 2's :D.
had toyos & pzero neros b4, neither a patch on the ps2's |
Nankang Superraingrippers, don't do what they say in the name, reach the limits of your car at legal speeds though :D
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anyone tried avon zz3's? got wicked grip out of them on my astra, (although they did wear quick)
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Whats the best wet weather tyre for grip?
I'm fed up of sliding about and steering to avoid stationary cars in the wet due them locking and kicking in the ABS all the time. (Avon zz1's - yes I know - I still have 3mm left on the worst of the 4 tyres, will they EVER wear out? :( ) |
Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 tyres totally transformed my car. They give more grip, confidence and enjoyment. :)
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Tyre choice
Another vote for the Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3`s for normal road use. Now on my second set. Handlling in both wet and dry always feels in control.
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I've had Eagle F1's, Mich Pilots and i'm now running Toyo's (T1-R) on my type-r. I can't say that i've suffered from poor wear out of any of them, but the Toyo's cost me a lot less than the others, and i am well impressed with how they grip, fair enough the back end gets a bit twitchy when you really give it some in the wet, but after a few corners they seem to settle down. Besides a little tail end action can sometimes bring a smile to your face, and i'm sure u all know what i mean. At the end of the day its personal choice and driving driving style that makes a tyre good or bad in anyones mind...
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Originally Posted by scooby-doo-where-r-u
I've had Eagle F1's, Mich Pilots and i'm now running Toyo's (T1-R) on my type-r. I can't say that i've suffered from poor wear out of any of them, but the Toyo's cost me a lot less than the others, and i am well impressed with how they grip, fair enough the back end gets a bit twitchy when you really give it some in the wet, but after a few corners they seem to settle down. Besides a little tail end action can sometimes bring a smile to your face, and i'm sure u all know what i mean. At the end of the day its personal choice and driving driving style that makes a tyre good or bad in anyones mind...
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Yeah, they were the sports something something somethings, can't remember exactly, but i could find out if you wanted to know.
They were really good tyres actually, couldn't fault them at all and although i didn't get them straight after the goodies, i reckon they were nearly as, if not equal to them. They also have a cool tread pattern! not that i'm that i got them because of that!!! honest!!! The only down point is cost, mine set me back £130 a corner as i really wanted/needed them and only one place locally had them in stock!!! Hope that helps you, cheers |
Whay's wrong with the Pirelli Pzero Neros? Got these fitted on my new PFF7 wheels but haven't fitted them to the car - will I be disapointed?
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Originally Posted by fuji
Whay's wrong with the Pirelli Pzero Neros? Got these fitted on my new PFF7 wheels but haven't fitted them to the car - will I be disapointed?
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If you want the best wet weather grip go for Goodyear F1, but they don't last as long as some others.
Have had Bridgestone S03, RE040, and Toyo T1-S on my STI and Goodyear wipes the floor with all of them in wet and dry, very impressive levels of grip, I'd be surprised if there is a better all-round road tyre for all conditions, if there is I've not come across it. |
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