Toyo R888 in wet?
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Originally Posted by Tasberley
Hiya guys,
what are the toyo R888 like in the wet??
what are the toyo R888 like in the wet??
if your talking standing water, then they are cr*p!!! it's like hitting ice... i had all four wheels spinning up the straight at Snetterton...
If there's no standing water, then they're good... I found them great at Snetterton, standing water and all.....
In the dry they are phenomonal!!!
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These are a dry weather tyre, they have no way of clearing standing water (you normally find you have a groove around the tyre for water, hence the likes of RE070's that people dont like in the wet clear standing water better than most other tyres )
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Originally Posted by 911
Thought about Kumho v70's?
I'm having to run 205/40s though and I'd rather have a slightly larger contact patch tbh, but 235 is too wide and rubs, and the 225s are a 45 profile, which also rubs
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Using them on a daily basis, hopeless in standing water (cue SSO !!!) but then any semi race tyre is the same, superb in the dry, also very good in damp or even wet conditions as long as standing water avoided. I have as much wet confidence with them as I ever had with my Goodyear F1's.
But you must avoiud any contact with standing water as they just skit.
cheers
bob
But you must avoiud any contact with standing water as they just skit.
cheers
bob
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