best tyres for me pls help
07 December 2008, 06:02 PM
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best tyres for me pls help
hi lads can any 1 give me advise on tyres on my sti 04 i have bridgestone impenza on now two front tyres are low so need two what do you lot recken stick with the same or change HELP PLS
07 December 2008, 06:40 PM
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If you can handle the harsh ride, tram-lining and poor wet performance get Bridgestone RE070's for simply astounding dry grip.
Failing that, look at Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta for a brilliant all-round tire. Superb dry, superb wet, wear well, look great. The normal Ultrac are very good too.
Goodyear F1 Asymmetric are also extremely good.
Middle of the road for money saving look at Toyo Proxes T1R.
Failing that, look at Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta for a brilliant all-round tire. Superb dry, superb wet, wear well, look great. The normal Ultrac are very good too.
Goodyear F1 Asymmetric are also extremely good.
Middle of the road for money saving look at Toyo Proxes T1R.
07 December 2008, 06:47 PM
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from reading these type of posts before I can gurantee most tyre manufactures will get the nod.
For my penny's worth it's michelin PS3s. Great in the wet, great in the dry, great on how long they last, great on track.....but I'm a slow git so don't push them that much on track
But they are not cheap
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For my penny's worth it's michelin PS3s. Great in the wet, great in the dry, great on how long they last, great on track.....but I'm a slow git so don't push them that much on track
But they are not cheapconfused yet?
07 December 2008, 06:50 PM
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from reading these type of posts before I can gurantee most tyre manufactures will get the nod.
For my penny's worth it's michelin PS3s. Great in the wet, great in the dry, great on how long they last, great on track.....but I'm a slow git so don't push them that much on track But they are not cheap
confused yet?
For my penny's worth it's michelin PS3s. Great in the wet, great in the dry, great on how long they last, great on track.....but I'm a slow git so don't push them that much on track
But they are not cheapconfused yet?
OK on track as long as they don't get too hot, in which case they fall to pieces!
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If you can handle the harsh ride, tram-lining and poor wet performance get Bridgestone RE070's for simply astounding dry grip.
Failing that, look at Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta for a brilliant all-round tire. Superb dry, superb wet, wear well, look great. The normal Ultrac are very good too.
Goodyear F1 Asymmetric are also extremely good.
Middle of the road for money saving look at Toyo Proxes T1R.
Failing that, look at Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta for a brilliant all-round tire. Superb dry, superb wet, wear well, look great. The normal Ultrac are very good too.
Goodyear F1 Asymmetric are also extremely good.
Middle of the road for money saving look at Toyo Proxes T1R.
.. and have had T1Rs' .. but not a spot on the Sessantas
.. and yes . have heard F1 Asymetrics very good
Evo Mag did a survey of performance tryes about a year ago ... technically the Goodyear was the best tyre .. with the Sessantas 2nd ... but they were also the subjective drivers choice
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