Bridgestone re070 in the winter?
#1
Bridgestone re070 in the winter?
My front tyres on my blobeye wrx sti will need to be changed in winter. Currently fronts are Re070 and rears are S001 Bridestone.
Has anyone ran Re70 all round in winter without any problems, such as under steer and lack of control, as these tyres are summer semi slicks?
Regards.
Has anyone ran Re70 all round in winter without any problems, such as under steer and lack of control, as these tyres are summer semi slicks?
Regards.
#5
Why risk it mate?
I had Potenza re070 on my blob sti they are an ok summer tyre, not the best even in the dry imho
Get a set of winter wheels and dedicated snow tyres!! It will cost a lot less than repairing a bump or even worse case a right off
I had Potenza re070 on my blob sti they are an ok summer tyre, not the best even in the dry imho
Get a set of winter wheels and dedicated snow tyres!! It will cost a lot less than repairing a bump or even worse case a right off
#7
Hi.
Winter = winter tyres !!!
Budget winter tyre will be MUCH better than BEST summer rubber.
Winter tyres are made from different compound (very soft) compared to summer ones.
And the other way round, winter tyres in summer conditions are ABSOLUTELY crap !
Winter = winter tyres !!!
Budget winter tyre will be MUCH better than BEST summer rubber.
Winter tyres are made from different compound (very soft) compared to summer ones.
And the other way round, winter tyres in summer conditions are ABSOLUTELY crap !
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#8
I use winter tyres but changed them a little early this year and got caught with re070 in the snow, no comparison at all, I quickly changed them back. Never got stuck but had a lot of difficulty with traction and braking compared to my winter tyres, in fact only real way to get the re070 to work was by locking centre diff and sliding about. Good for sideways action but not safe when other traffic about.
#9
I use winter tyres but changed them a little early this year and got caught with re070 in the snow, no comparison at all, I quickly changed them back. Never got stuck but had a lot of difficulty with traction and braking compared to my winter tyres, in fact only real way to get the re070 to work was by locking centre diff and sliding about. Good for sideways action but not safe when other traffic about.
#11
thanks guys, think i need to get some bridgestone s001, which iswhat i have on the rears, but the fronts are re070. do you thin Michelin pilot sports are better or bridgestone?
#15
Personally I found them to be absolutely fantastic in the dry.
They were pretty good in the wet too, just not so good when it was dampy or greasy
Definitely wouldn't want to show those tyres any winter conditions
#16
I agree totally - apart from the 'tramlining' - and I have run them in the winter in the early years of having the car, and you're correct, not good in winter
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