I'm needing two new tyres on my car the two I have that came with the car are different makes and I'm going to replace all 4 eventually to the same. I have read so many reviews and I'm torn between falken f1s and Michelin pilot sport 3 or toto price 3s. I'm aware the tyres are important and willing to spend what I need to I live in Scotland so thee tyre needs to be good in the dry any suggestions would be appreciated even if you think I'm overlooking a tyre.
Help! Heads bursting with tyres
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http://type-r-owners.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?26942-Your-tyre-reviews
Check the posts in this thread, people will just come into this thread and say the same thing.
Check the posts in this thread, people will just come into this thread and say the same thing.
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As above but peoples expectations and opinions differ, what suits one driver may not suit another.
However I got Kumho Ecsta KU39's on mine and can't fault them. I was and still am surprised at the levels of grip they give in wet and dry conditions a good tyre especially if on a budget, I paid £65 per tyre (unfitted) from blackcircles.
However I got Kumho Ecsta KU39's on mine and can't fault them. I was and still am surprised at the levels of grip they give in wet and dry conditions a good tyre especially if on a budget, I paid £65 per tyre (unfitted) from blackcircles.
Do you know what size it would be to go for? Would it make a difference to speedo or anything with them not being 205?
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As for Potenza's the RE050's are supposedly better than the RE040's
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Drive slightly slower in the rain then? They will be better than some budget trash that a lot of people seem to keep putting on Type R's.
