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strange poll this one, as many of the tyres may not get votes simply as people have not used them and therefore cant say they would buy them again. so the 'winner' isnt necessarily going to be the best recommended tyre.
We need at least another where you can say what you would NOT buy again and them cross match them.
For example, the falkern is a popular tyre due to its price, so it could get twice the votes as another tyre so would look better. But if 4 times as many people had used the falkerns another tyre but the falkern had double the votes, then in actual fact they would be less recommended.
But dont let me sway anyone
We need at least another where you can say what you would NOT buy again and them cross match them.
For example, the falkern is a popular tyre due to its price, so it could get twice the votes as another tyre so would look better. But if 4 times as many people had used the falkerns another tyre but the falkern had double the votes, then in actual fact they would be less recommended.
But dont let me sway anyone
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Falken for me - no surprise there, maybe they don't suit high bhp LCR but for a nudging 200bhp derv they're fine and for the price I won't complain. Uber sticky means uber fast wearing and with 500+ roundabouts to play on - i am not going to change tyres every 3 months for an extra 'bit' of grip!
Well Mr Fester I'm running them on a Stage 2 LCR and even throughout the winter have been happy with them. Cept for one incident on a frozen burst water main yesterday morning that snow chains wouldn't have gripped.
My next poll will be for 'Which pants would you buy again?'
My next poll will be for 'Which pants would you buy again?'
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Toyo's but they just dont last long with a big lump up front ( and then theres the engine aswell)
I spent ages and ages, upset the missus 'spending too long at that f*****g computer' etc, looking into which tyres I should buy and in the end I went for the Goodyear F1 Asymetrics. XL's for the above mentioned big lump.
I had P-Zero Nero's on my old Ibiza and can't really complain about them, never had an issue with them. Also had Toyo's before and had no problem but I've constantly read mixed things on here about them, but i'm inclined to go with these again i think as i say, i've had no issues, not bad for the £82 of camskill. The rest like already stated is just what ive heard, F1 tends to be the front runner whilst i've heard Yoko's are poor in the wet, great in the dry!
Are GSD3's not the older version of the F1, ie same'ish tyre just older rubber???
Are GSD3's not the older version of the F1, ie same'ish tyre just older rubber???
car had michellins and i went for falkens and if i was brutaly honest id say the falkens grip as well in dry but better in wet !!
I would recommend to anyone wanting value for money, and lets face it that is 80% of the forum.
I would recommend to anyone wanting value for money, and lets face it that is 80% of the forum.
had dunlops when i first bought the car,was thinking 'OK not bad'.then bought michelin ps2s and the grip is sh!t scary!!!if it wasnt for the ps2s,id be in a ditch on the windy country roads from the way i drive (sometimes)
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