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......and what state would the Leon Mk1 forum be in if everyone started a new thread every time they bought new tyres.
I'm not really very impressed with the Falkens.
Not as grippy as the Dunlop Sport Maxxx I had on there (though incidentally the tread pattern is almost identical) even though the Dunlops were down to the wear indicators.
At first I thought it was because they were new and needed scruffing in, but after 500miles there's not really much improvment.
Now debating wether when my back two need doing (very soon) if I should stick with Falkens and have tham all round, or get some more Dunlops instead for the front.
Not as grippy as the Dunlop Sport Maxxx I had on there (though incidentally the tread pattern is almost identical) even though the Dunlops were down to the wear indicators.
At first I thought it was because they were new and needed scruffing in, but after 500miles there's not really much improvment.
Now debating wether when my back two need doing (very soon) if I should stick with Falkens and have tham all round, or get some more Dunlops instead for the front.
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I cant see past the Michelin Pilot Sports that ive got on my car, grippy as hell!!!
I was thinking about trying out BF Goodrich as I had them on my Civic.
Anyone else tried them?
I was thinking about trying out BF Goodrich as I had them on my Civic.
Anyone else tried them?
Cost me £20 cash to have a pair of Eagles fitted to my LCR by my local tyre place, including valve and balance. Not so bad.
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