Vredestein Sessanta???
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Vredestein Sessanta???
Anyone have experience of these tyres,I currently use Pilot PS2's but have been told the Sessantas are nearly as good for alot less.
Can anyone shed some light on this.
TIA
Can anyone shed some light on this.
TIA
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Ive been running the sessanta on my Spec C for over a year now and they are probably the best value tyre on the market in terms of cost and performance.They are as good if not better than the goodyear F1 Assymetrics but cost much less.They perform well in all conditions and i would recommend them to anyone
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Had a set fitted yesterday (225 40 18, £96 a corner all in), early days yet but they already feel miles better than the P Zero Nero's they replaced.
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Used to have the Ultracs on my old scoob, they were fantastic rubber. Going back to them once I've worn the Yoko's out.
Word of warning, they seem to require higher tyre pressures.
Word of warning, they seem to require higher tyre pressures.
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i have been led to believe that these are the best all round alternative to re070 potenzas and eagle F1s. they are better in the wet than re070s, and warm quicker than Eagle F1s. (so i have heard), highly rated though regardless.
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But they outperform the F1's easily.
I think the higher tyre pressures is a myth?
OK - yes their site suggests a higher pressure, but the place that fitted mine put them at 34psi if I remember correctly.
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they are brilliant got 4 on my classic had eagle f1s before and i didnt think i could get better, but the GY E f1 just coudnt grip on snow. the vredistiens although there not a winter tyre they do a decent job. there brilliant in the wet. even better in the dry.
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Wish I'd have read this before I purchased a set of Yokohama Parada's. Although I cannot fault the Yokos so far I find them very very grippy. Can the Vreds really be that much of a an improvement?
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thats not wot i meant scooby who sorry do
goodyears as good bit more money but look miles betterremoulds ****
oh and people have heard of em no just me then
goodyears as good bit more money but look miles betterremoulds ****
oh and people have heard of em no just me then
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