tyre choice..

[gazz]

looking at new tyres anyone got any thoughts on the
toyo proxes t1s

[Jack]

Spend a couple of quid more and get the T1-R. Similar, if not the same level of grip, but also a harder compound so last more than 5k lol

[gazz]

mmmm, 200 quid a set not bad..
cheers rj :thumb:

[Adam]

Uniroyal rainsports

[scott.parker]

I say Toyo's, kick the Shizz out of my yokos anyday..

Scott

[Ste L]

used to use khumo ecsta sport's on the old valver, they seamed good for the price..

currenly got t1r's on the back of the corsa at the mo, just need to kill the cheapo fronts, so i can swap fronts to back, and get some more decent one's.. and see how they are

[gazz]

just ordered a set of t1r...
i:thumb:

[Jack]

mmmm, 200 quid a set not bad..
Yikes! Is that 16"?

I've got Kumhos on mine at the mo, Ecsta Supra 712, which are supposed to be their "ultra high performance tyre" from their old line up. If you want to slide all over the shop with no grip, I recommend them. In the dry they're bad, in the wet they're positively dangerous (although they are a summer tyre)! Thats on a heavy 4wd car though, they might be better on a lighter vehicle.

[Stuart]

Yikes! Is that 16"?

I've got Kumhos on mine at the mo, Ecsta Supra 712, which are supposed to be their "ultra high performance tyre" from their old line up. If you want to slide all over the shop with no grip, I recommend them. In the dry they're bad, in the wet they're positively dangerous (although they are a summer tyre)! Thats on a heavy 4wd car though, they might be better on a lighter vehicle.

they will be worse on a light car!!!!

Hankook RS2's are good. the rears are wearing well on mine... done 7K (including spinning about on an air field and a couple of sessions at coombe on an action day) and they still have a good 3-4mm left but are a little odd in the wet after a long dry period as the rubber cooks off a bit.

[gazz]

Yikes! Is that 16"?

I've got Kumhos on mine at the mo, Ecsta Supra 712, which are supposed to be their "ultra high performance tyre" from their old line up. If you want to slide all over the shop with no grip, I recommend them. In the dry they're bad, in the wet they're positively dangerous (although they are a summer tyre)! Thats on a heavy 4wd car though, they might be better on a lighter vehicle.

no thats for 15's..thats with delivery too