Anyone tried Yoko's?
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Still not decided what to put on the front yet but I'm starting to get a picture of what people think, although obviously subjective.
Has anyone tried any Yoko's though, let me know if you have (16" standard rims)
desparatly in need of some fronts!
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Has anyone tried any Yoko's though, let me know if you have (16" standard rims)
desparatly in need of some fronts!
madmoog
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When I bought my car exactly a year ago, it was already kitted out with Yokeys. They were however very near the end of their life. Are yours 205's? I ask because I have the gold Subaru alloys and the tyres have always been 225's. I found that the soft compound Yokeys did improve the handling slightly, but I reckon the tyre has a shorter life. I've now got 4 x Dunlop sport 2000's on my Impreza. The handling is just as good and they are more reasonably priced. Don't go for the Avon's... The road noise I'm told is unbearable.
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Hi
Put Yoko AVS Sports (215x45x17) on mine just recently and, so far, they seem to be pretty grippy in the dry - I'm quietly impressed with them - very similar to my beloved old SO2's. Haven't pushed them in the wet yet so can't comment but have to say they give you a lot more confidence so far than the Pzero's that they've replaced.
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Put Yoko AVS Sports (215x45x17) on mine just recently and, so far, they seem to be pretty grippy in the dry - I'm quietly impressed with them - very similar to my beloved old SO2's. Haven't pushed them in the wet yet so can't comment but have to say they give you a lot more confidence so far than the Pzero's that they've replaced.
Jo
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Scooby-saint,
Thanks for the reply. They are the standard 205/50R16. I've not heard of people putting 225's on standard rims. If you go too wide you start to get a lot of flex in the tyre.
madmoog
Thanks for the reply. They are the standard 205/50R16. I've not heard of people putting 225's on standard rims. If you go too wide you start to get a lot of flex in the tyre.
madmoog
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