wrxsti280

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Ive had some of these fitted to a new set of wheels and have started to do some miles on them this weekend, they seem very noisy to me?? Just wondered if they are known for this, ive never noticed such a large amount of road noise before and assumed it was probably something to do with the compound of the tyre being so much softer than any other tyres ive had.

dunx

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Pressures correct ?

I found they had sidewalls that didn't suit the heavier Newage cars... mine didn't last very long !

dunx

wrxsti280

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Think pressures are ok, but will double check tomorrow, mines a classic so not sure about the weight being an issue, they are definitley softer sidewalls than the federals i had before.

bonesetter

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How are you getting on with your Toyo's?

Also have you played with pressures?

53

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Love my Toyos, I run 38-37f 36-35r and it's perfect They need good pressure in them or they squirm

Ryan@Indigo-GT

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I've run T1 R's since I've had my car, I can't say I find them noticeably noisy

bonesetter

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I had them on my New Age JDM and found them very good.

They didn't fair too well at Anglesey TD though, but there again I suppose no tyre on a Scooby would around there

Have just fitted 17" wheels to my new Type R with 215/45's Proxes - looking forward to finding out what they're like, will play with pressures - even higher ones Stu

53

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Biggest problem is overheating on track I found, they will squirm when uber hot, but thats fair enough at £70 a corner road tyre Noisier on the NewAge than the classic

bonesetter

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Where do you shop?

53

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Morrisions as they do the best sausages

53

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Tyretraders are cheap when they have them, but camskill are always well up there

http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.p...m54b0s103p1688

bonesetter

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That really is good going - I'm going to go for a set on the Wagon

Do you find your local fitter is a bit narked fitting them when they haven't made the sale?

53

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tbh the last few times I have gotten the wheels refurbed on swap over so the fitting cost is absorbed. With the new Revolutions I bought I am getting them powdercoated at a cost of £170 and £40 of that I would spend on fitting. So for an extra £130 I get minty wheels too

Locally the tyre place I use are fine on a £40 cash deal to whip off the old tyres and put on the new fully balanced, valved

I don't know if you're interested but I can get Yoko AD08's for £128 a corner but am emailing Camskill to get a price beater cost

his-n-her-scoobs

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When I had T1R's on my classic I found them noisy and skirmy for the first couple hundred miles afer which they magically settled down to be amongst the best tyres I have run on the Scoob. Certainly a lot quieter than the Federals that were fitted when I got it. They were so bad I was convinced I had a wheel bearing gone.....

Mitch WRX

Hi Guys

You cant beat Toyo's on a classic,need two for mine,i run T1 r's an she loves them,can anyone beat £79 a corner for the T1 r's...an thats delivered too............

cheers
Mitch
email me
mitchcoxqualters@aol.com

bobby chang

My classic previous tryes were T1R's, they were fine, but now the R1R's is much more better in every aspect.

bonesetter

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Oooohh, that would be spoiling ourselves wouldn't it?

...oh go on then

53

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Will let you know what response I get

53

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On track ?

Budgie

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you are fitting sausages to your wagon
that will handle crap

The Pink Ninja

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I agree, It`s also hard to find a local fitter that sells sausages so they probably wont be that bothered about makin the sale, PMSL...