wrx,sti

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Been looking for some tyres but they don't do bridgestone 070 225x40x18",what other make of tyres do you recommend.

ozzreid1964

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try camskills on line next day del as long as you can get them fitted somewhere i use falkens a good all round tyre

The Trooper 1815

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Ditto above. I get mine done in Garth Tyres and Auto. He own's a GB 270 Scoob and sponsors local Rallies. he's a good bloke and will fit you up for less than £300 with Falkens ZE912's

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£65.01 EACHBrand New 225/40/18 92W (XL) Falken ZE912 Tyres.

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Silver Scooby Sport

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Great tyre price there Ian.... that's a good one to remember

wrx,sti

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Are they any good Ian

mp24

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How are you finding the goodyears chris ?

The Trooper 1815

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Chris used these on three of the previous Scoobs. No problems.

Son in law is using them on his ST 220 and says there great. I'll be putting them on the Foggy STi alloys when they go. For the price and performance can't fault them.

corradoboy

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wrx,sti

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I went for the goodyear eagle f1 asymmetric after

WR1JLD

Good choice

Falkens are ok but wear out rather quickly. I Buy Bridgestone Re 040's @ £125 a piece, you only get what you pay for

wrx,sti

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I love the bridgestone's tyres but couldn't get them,so i thought id try the Goodyear's.
I get my tyres from Celtic tyres bridgend,they do me a good deal on the bridgstones £100 a corner for the re 070 and the re 040 are cheaper

bossurk

cant go wrong with bridgestones re070 never let me down

WR1JLD

sounds like a good place to go then

turboDean

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With a lot of things i would agree with that statement, but with tyres when u buy the like of Bridgestone, Michelin etc i think u r paying a premium for name.

My mate owns a tyre buisiness and he uses and recommends Verdestein tyres over the branded makes, they generally do better in the Auto Car tyre tests (i know they came 1st for quite a few years in a row)

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Regards, John

WR1JLD

Thats good to know Dean. Where did you get yours from mate?

turboDean

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I either get them off my mate (GT Tyres, Cwmcarn) or off the net where there's sometimes some real bargins about (last set of Avons i bought for my last car came off ebay, cheaper than my mate could get them cost)

WR1JLD

Cheers

I need 2 on the back

corradoboy

Remember too, the big names often have budget brands too. Fulda are the budget name for Goodyear. Previous years tread designs, older compounds, but they were good a couple of years back when the sidewall said Goodyear on it, so they should be good now. Never had issues with Hankook myself, having run them on several cars over the years. Falken, Khumo and Federal seem respected on here too, as does Nankang. I'll be fitting NS2's to my instructing car soon, and at £37 a corner I don't think I'll be upset with them either