Tyre suggestions
#2
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From: North Yorkshire / Boston, MA
I've just put Uniroyal rainsports on the front of mine, so far so good and a fair price without being budget ditchfinders!
I paid 110 per corner however I've got 235/40/ R18's.Yours should be well under £100.
I paid 110 per corner however I've got 235/40/ R18's.Yours should be well under £100.
#4
The potenzas are one of the better tyres IMO for the warmer weather conditions, that's what I run on mine (RE070), however they are less than average IMO in the colder weather, I currently have them on mine and have run them through all the bad wether recently, Lets just say I will never run them again through winter, they don't inspire confidence at all in this cold, damp greasy conditions, that's my out look on it anyway
#7
I need two tyres for MOT in 3 weeks
I have always bought tyres from camskill they seem reasonable and never had a problem....I was thinking Falken this time?!
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m54b0s16p0...5_17_225_45R17
I have always bought tyres from camskill they seem reasonable and never had a problem....I was thinking Falken this time?!
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m54b0s16p0...5_17_225_45R17
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#15
The Vredestine's **** all over F1's IMO, plus they're a nice quiet tyre too - unlike the noisy Dunlops I currently have
They wore ok on my old MY05STI, when my current tyres on the 330S are gone I will be getting the Vredestine's again
They wore ok on my old MY05STI, when my current tyres on the 330S are gone I will be getting the Vredestine's again
#18
With you on that. I have them all round on my Spec D, and doubt I'll bother again.
Sure, they take away tramlining by 95%, but the walls aren't stiff enough, and create...for me...more body roll.
Never felt too confident in the wet with them either.
RE070's for me next time I think, after all, I find them much much more responsive, stiffer and grippier compound.
Tramlining makes you grab the steering wheel harder, keeps you on your guard, increases the general driving of the Impreza experience.
#20
Good;
Goodyear F1 Assymetric
Kumho Ecsta KU39
Vredestien Sessanta or Cento
Toyo T1R (on my classic they were great)
Yokohama
Falken FK 453
Poor;
Bridgestone - any, had 3 sets (already on car when bought)
Nankan
Check camskill (prices and service) and tyre review.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m54b0s0p0/...yres_-_17_inch
Goodyear F1 Assymetric
Kumho Ecsta KU39
Vredestien Sessanta or Cento
Toyo T1R (on my classic they were great)
Yokohama
Falken FK 453
Poor;
Bridgestone - any, had 3 sets (already on car when bought)
Nankan
Check camskill (prices and service) and tyre review.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m54b0s0p0/...yres_-_17_inch
#22
Had Falkens 453's really suprised me , better allround than t1rs, paradas spec 2s and such,... Still got vredies with half liftime left in them but recently put re070 235.45/17 not to good in a cold/damp but damn their good when the sun is out , next will be yokos AD08s
#23
#25
As above Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta are great tyres,we are running them.We are tried them too on track,surprisingly has been good too..
Awesome in the dry or in the wet
Jura
Awesome in the dry or in the wet
Jura
#27
Cheers for the info.. They have a very interesting tread pattern, almost like a cut slick. Glad to hear there good in the wet too.
#28
I have T1R-s on the front and Yokahama A306 on the rear, all new the fronts needed replacing and went for the Toyo, they are a bit softer on the side wall but do grip well.
Will be replacing the rears with the same as the Yokahama I fell have less grip
Just my opinion and all have their own preference
Will be replacing the rears with the same as the Yokahama I fell have less grip
Just my opinion and all have their own preference