View Poll Results: rate your best tyre
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Which of these tyres and why
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Rate these tyres
Hope this works, I'm looking for opinions with the following tyres.
And in which order you would rate them, based on both wet and dry grip.
Wear rate isnt really a concern would rather have best grip available
And in which order you would rate them, based on both wet and dry grip.
Wear rate isnt really a concern would rather have best grip available
Last edited by 200+Bhp; Apr 25, 2004 at 01:06 PM.
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Sorry, i'm going to vote the wild card which is n't in your poll; S02 (rare but still available)
The falken FK451 is also worth a look (GSD pattern, excellent wet and dry)
The falken FK451 is also worth a look (GSD pattern, excellent wet and dry)
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Yeah me to for S02's (I've not used the S03's cos of the people who've said they're just not a patch on the S02's), but I've got Goodyears on mine now and have had many Toyo's on this car and others, both pretty good, especially for the cash.
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I'm looking for tyres soon. Currently I run P7000's which are pretty good in the dry but have limited wet capabilities. I always had Toyos but wanted a change. I love the stiffer sidewalls of the Pirelli's but want more grip. I was thinking of trying Yokohama AVS. Any suggestions?
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