Pirelli P7000's
25 April 2003, 09:34 PM
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Well, despite the hundreds of replies, i've got them on. Instantly they feel more fixed to the road than the Toyo's. They don't seem to tramline as much under braking or acceleration.Also they don't seem to "grab" when going over manhole lids or potholes. Will post more findings after a run to Kielder tomorrow!
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26 April 2003, 10:12 PM
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Well impressed with these! The grip is good wet or dry. Most noticeable is the lack of road noise. The cars stance on the road feels great with no rapid breakaway. Would reccomend these to anyone. Worth a try for only £2 a tyre more! (£91 each all in)
27 April 2003, 05:58 PM
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I was going to reply to this mate but i have the 18s.
I have them on 225/40s and love them. Definitely sticking with these babies
I have them on 225/40s and love them. Definitely sticking with these babies
28 April 2003, 08:13 PM
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I got mine from a local tyre dealer at "mates" rates. Only paid £91 each fitted and balanced. You could try www.mytyres.net or www.blackcircles.com
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