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Author i am getting new tires. what should i choose?
CorsaBNor
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13th Jan 04 at 11:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
205/40-17

the types in the poll are the types i have got a good price on.

[Edited on 13-01-2004 by CorsaBNor]
Greasemonkey
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Toyos ya can get for £65
Corsakid84
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where from greasemonkey?
CorsaBNor
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these are the kumho i got a nice offer on

http://www.kumhousa.com/Products/PtnDetails.asp?mainCatID=1&PtnID=712&refAction=PtnDetail

i have heard that toyo tires are soft and they wear out faster. but that is just hear say. but they stick to the road very very well
leafgreencorsa
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If you can get Toyos at a price near that of the other tyres (which are all budget ones except Avon) then go for them. Had them on my Corsa B and they gripped well, especially in the wet.
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FFW motorsport do them for that price 205/40/17 thats were i get all my tyres
leafgreencorsa
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They will be soft and so won't wear as well. The hardest wearing tyres I've had have been Michelin Energy which went on for miles and miles but I ended up changing them when there was still loads of tread as I had no confidence in the handling of my car on a wet road.
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I changed my front 2 tyres only one since i had them and they lasted 8 months and the trackin was way out, now its all sorted i am sure my tyres will last over a year
CorsaBNor
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i wish we had those prices on toyo here. here you have to pay about 130 £ for each.
Corsakid84
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ive had toyo proxi's on for about 9 months and they still stick to the road well. im gonna have to change them soon tho, as leafgreencorsa said im loosing confidence now
OGX
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does anyone have fulda tyres? they any good! heard mixed reviews about em!
Kris TD
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uniroyals

toyos are gash, i have them at present.
Icy
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13th Jan 04 at 14:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
falkens!
can lower car more withthese
jus ordered one for £51 fit 2mro
Jambo
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13th Jan 04 at 14:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Falkens are arse in the wet and wear quickly!

Avon ZZ3 in 205/40/17 are unbelievable! I paid £75 each for 2 and it transformed my car, (was using falkens)

Pay the extra £40 avons are the way forward. I also hera yoko a539s are good, someone i think TIM gets um cheap!
Joff
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13th Jan 04 at 14:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Each of the manufacturers above have budget as well as performance tyres.

Make sure you're getting prices on the high perf. ones.
bun
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
I also hera yoko a539s are good, someone i think TIM gets um cheap!

i have had these on my car for past year, good tyres in dry but bit worrying in wet/greasy conditions. roll on summer

[Edited on 13-01-2004 by bun]
Icy
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iv had yokos a539s b4 £65 each
theyre ok but bit square not enough arch clearance
Joff
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Not impressed by the 539s.

I've gone through two fronts in about 5 months. I'll try some Eagle F1s next and if they wear down the same, I'll stop slamming the car into roundabouts
bun
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yeah my arches are scraping quite a bit, any that would make less scrubbing?
jamied
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TOYO
bazgooch
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Goodyear Eagle F1 GD-S3's are awsome,


they do a bloody good job of keepin me motor in a straight line in the wet(well kinda )

 
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