tyers please
04 January 2016, 05:40 PM
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tyers please
hello everyone im changing my tyres next week on my 98 turbo wagon my old tyres are avon zv3 and have been great lasted 8 years believe it or not lol so can someone advise me on a new set to get witch are as good or better please
05 January 2016, 12:58 PM
#2
Can of worms duly opened.
1. You'll get almost as many recommendations as there are types of tyre.
2. Do be careful that recommendations are for YOUR car, not a newage........tyres that perform on the newage don't necessarily perform on yours.
3. We could do with knowing what wheels are on it and what size existing tyres, or what you want to go to?
4. FWIW: on mine, 98 classic, Toyo Proxes T1S, 215/40 x 17" Third set, will buy again.
1. You'll get almost as many recommendations as there are types of tyre.
2. Do be careful that recommendations are for YOUR car, not a newage........tyres that perform on the newage don't necessarily perform on yours.
3. We could do with knowing what wheels are on it and what size existing tyres, or what you want to go to?
4. FWIW: on mine, 98 classic, Toyo Proxes T1S, 215/40 x 17" Third set, will buy again.
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05 January 2016, 06:21 PM
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Tyres have come on a lot since those Avons were made, so almost anything will be better. For what it's worth, I like the Nokian Z-Line on 16" wheels on a classic. Always rated high in reviews, wet grip A, good steering feel, very grippy, won't last you 8 years though lol. Whatever you go for, buy online at Oponeo or wherever, and get them fitted locally.
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05 January 2016, 07:00 PM
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06 January 2016, 12:05 AM
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Can of worms duly opened.
1. You'll get almost as many recommendations as there are types of tyre.
2. Do be careful that recommendations are for YOUR car, not a newage........tyres that perform on the newage don't necessarily perform on yours.
3. We could do with knowing what wheels are on it and what size existing tyres, or what you want to go to?
4. FWIW: on mine, 98 classic, Toyo Proxes T1S, 215/40 x 17" Third set, will buy again.
1. You'll get almost as many recommendations as there are types of tyre.
2. Do be careful that recommendations are for YOUR car, not a newage........tyres that perform on the newage don't necessarily perform on yours.
3. We could do with knowing what wheels are on it and what size existing tyres, or what you want to go to?
4. FWIW: on mine, 98 classic, Toyo Proxes T1S, 215/40 x 17" Third set, will buy again.
08 January 2016, 06:59 AM
#18
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my next tyres later this year I'm going to go for a set of Uniroyal RainSport3 Uniroyal Rain Sport 3 - 245/35 R19 93Y XL FR TL
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m55b0s336p..._Noise%3A_72dB
think theyre about £90 a corner,
good in the wet and seeing our weather here s more wet/damp ... I want better grip then.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m55b0s336p..._Noise%3A_72dB
think theyre about £90 a corner,
good in the wet and seeing our weather here s more wet/damp ... I want better grip then.
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