Tyre test......
16 April 2009 | 12:46 AM
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Tyre test......
I wish i could understand what they are talking about....
Toyo Tires R1R- Video
Yokohama Advan AD08- Video
Which one would u go for....
Toyo Tires R1R- Video
Yokohama Advan AD08- Video
Which one would u go for....
16 April 2009 | 12:59 PM
#5
.... you seriously need to try AD07's.... superb ability for Road/Track use!...
what makes you say the F1's are better than the Advan AD07/AD08's?... you tried them?
16 April 2009 | 02:32 PM
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Yeh ! R888's all day long....
And a new set tomorrow !
LOL
dunx
P.S. £1300 a set, you are joking, R888's are way less than that....
And a new set tomorrow !
LOL
dunx
P.S. £1300 a set, you are joking, R888's are way less than that....
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16 April 2009 | 02:33 PM
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i had yokohamas on mine they didnt last very long im not saying there a bad tyre but for longevity goodyear f1s outlast them im sure others will agree.
16 April 2009 | 02:44 PM
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The good things about T1R's
1) They don't tramline
2) They don't tramline
oops thats it sorry i now have a set of T1R's after 3 sets of RE050's and the TOYO's are not in the same league
Netxt tyre will be either be vredestein of P6000's
Tony
1) They don't tramline
2) They don't tramline
oops thats it sorry i now have a set of T1R's after 3 sets of RE050's and the TOYO's are not in the same league
Netxt tyre will be either be vredestein of P6000's
Tony
16 April 2009 | 03:05 PM
#11
Tony, I would suggest you look at the Uniroyal Rainsport II tyre.
I've just picked a pair up to replace the front Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's which are worn. From http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk they get a fantastic review in the wet, something I thought the Eagle F1's couldn't be beat on.
Admittedly never tried the Advan's, but I was looking for a reasonable tyre at a reasonable price. Couldn't justify R888's etc. while I'm a bum
Gonna get them put on tomorrow hopefully
I've just picked a pair up to replace the front Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's which are worn. From http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk they get a fantastic review in the wet, something I thought the Eagle F1's couldn't be beat on.
Admittedly never tried the Advan's, but I was looking for a reasonable tyre at a reasonable price. Couldn't justify R888's etc. while I'm a bum
Gonna get them put on tomorrow hopefully
16 April 2009 | 03:16 PM
#12
Having looked at those vids I too would love to know thier conclusion.
From a purely looks point of view, I like the RE11, but the advan also looks the nuts. Don't like the look of the Toyo R1R..
Either way, any of these would have to be something very special to beat the ALL ROUND performance of GY F1 Asymetric's though..
From a purely looks point of view, I like the RE11, but the advan also looks the nuts. Don't like the look of the Toyo R1R..
Either way, any of these would have to be something very special to beat the ALL ROUND performance of GY F1 Asymetric's though..
16 April 2009 | 03:30 PM
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Just watched both the videos...... and because I speak Japanese, I can tell you that both the Toyos and the Advans got good reviews.
The Toyo, is a good tyre for beginners, it feels very safe, however, to get the best out of the tyres, the suspension must be set up accordingly.
The Advan, pretty much everything they said was good about it.
Both tyres have quite a small block pattern, which they said makes things easier to control when sliding... its more of a gradual slide rather than a sharp one, but they said the Toyos tend to grip a bit too strong when finishing a slide...
I personally run Advan Neova AD07's (last years model) and they are the best tyre that I have ever driven on, being a great compromise between a sports tyre and a semi slick
Also great in the wet.
Havnt tried the Toyos, but can say that the Neovas get a 10/10 from me
The Toyo, is a good tyre for beginners, it feels very safe, however, to get the best out of the tyres, the suspension must be set up accordingly.
The Advan, pretty much everything they said was good about it.
Both tyres have quite a small block pattern, which they said makes things easier to control when sliding... its more of a gradual slide rather than a sharp one, but they said the Toyos tend to grip a bit too strong when finishing a slide...
I personally run Advan Neova AD07's (last years model) and they are the best tyre that I have ever driven on, being a great compromise between a sports tyre and a semi slick
Also great in the wet.Havnt tried the Toyos, but can say that the Neovas get a 10/10
from me
16 April 2009 | 03:49 PM
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I had Uniroyal Rainsports on my car and they were just ok as long as it wasnt wet, and in the wet they were plain awful 
....WTF i thought they were a rain tyre!? 
They were that bad that i took them off half worn, and replaced them with a nce set of Eagle F1's
16 April 2009 | 03:52 PM
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You have got to be kidding?? I had Uniroyal Rainsports on my car and they were just ok as long as it wasnt wet, and in the wet they were plain awful ....WTF i thought they were a rain tyre!?
They were that bad that i took them off half worn, and replaced them with a nce set of Eagle F1's
I had Uniroyal Rainsports on my car and they were just ok as long as it wasnt wet, and in the wet they were plain awful ....WTF i thought they were a rain tyre!? They were that bad that i took them off half worn, and replaced them with a nce set of Eagle F1's
It put me off Toyo T1R-s as they're prone to loosing all grip without warning, and I've heard Parada's are awful in the wet.
Nothing can be as bad as the Pirelli p5000 though
I'll get a few spirited miles on the Rainsport II's (remember not the first one's) and see what they're like.
16 April 2009 | 05:38 PM
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Just watched both the videos...... and because I speak Japanese, I can tell you that both the Toyos and the Advans got good reviews.
The Toyo, is a good tyre for beginners, it feels very safe, however, to get the best out of the tyres, the suspension must be set up accordingly.
The Advan, pretty much everything they said was good about it.
Both tyres have quite a small block pattern, which they said makes things easier to control when sliding... its more of a gradual slide rather than a sharp one, but they said the Toyos tend to grip a bit too strong when finishing a slide...
I personally run Advan Neova AD07's (last years model) and they are the best tyre that I have ever driven on, being a great compromise between a sports tyre and a semi slick Also great in the wet.
Havnt tried the Toyos, but can say that the Neovas get a 10/10 from me
The Toyo, is a good tyre for beginners, it feels very safe, however, to get the best out of the tyres, the suspension must be set up accordingly.
The Advan, pretty much everything they said was good about it.
Both tyres have quite a small block pattern, which they said makes things easier to control when sliding... its more of a gradual slide rather than a sharp one, but they said the Toyos tend to grip a bit too strong when finishing a slide...
I personally run Advan Neova AD07's (last years model) and they are the best tyre that I have ever driven on, being a great compromise between a sports tyre and a semi slick
Also great in the wet.Havnt tried the Toyos, but can say that the Neovas get a 10/10
from me nah seriously... they are really good and i just love them too much ...
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