PS2's to replace noisy Toyo t1s?
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PS2's to replace noisy Toyo t1s?
Now the 18" wheels I bought came with Toyo T1s and they are so bloody noisy it's driving me mad Got to change them to something quieter, had T1R's and they're the same so was thinking about the Mich Pilot PS2.
Any views appreciated please.............
Cheers
Neil
Any views appreciated please.............
Cheers
Neil
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Had the PS2 on for a year now and now regretted it for one minute. Rears still look like new and wear on fronts is not much. Had Toyo's before as they were already fitted to the alloys when I bought them. Didn't have much confidence in them in the wet compared to the Mich's.
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Ok, thanks. The cheapest I've been quoted for a set of 4 225/40/18 is £588 fitted (kwikfit incl. 25% off ) . Strikes me as pricey even though they are up there with the most expensive tyres.
Few more to try yet...................
Few more to try yet...................
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Originally Posted by Smilbertilgy
Avon ZZ3's or bridgestone potenzas work well...
Jonesy, don't know where you are in the country but I had 4 225/40/18 fitted with chrome valves for £550 from 'elite' in Rainham Essex.
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Got some more quotes that were around the 570 mark, phoned kwikfit and they're now going to do them form 533 all in. get 'em done next weekend and can't wait to drive around without the constant drone of the tyres.
Cheers
Neil
Cheers
Neil
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Got some more quotes that were around the 570 mark, phoned kwikfit and they're now going to do them form 533 all in. get 'em done next weekend and can't wait to drive around without the constant drone of the tyres.
Cheers
Neil
Cheers
Neil
Now to see if they'll do that on 4 235/40 on 18 too :-)
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Originally Posted by Jonesy
What's the difference with the extra load tyre?
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