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Offline SeanyK

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Re: Help With Some Good Tyres
« Reply #15 on: October 04, 2010, 10:09:15 pm »
I used to swear by Toyo T1-R's, I had T1-S's on my Fiat Uno Turbo a few years back (don't laugh it was a great car at the time!) and the T1-R's were just as good.

With regards to wear, I never kept my cars long enough to notice, but this time interestingly I am asking the same question about the T1-R's and find they are not really rated on here.]

I had 2 x Falken FK452 tyres (225/40/18) fitted in July and to be fair they are decent enough (cost me £159 for 2 fitted!) but then the wet weather is only just starting, and I need to change my rear tyres now.

Will probably go with the PS3's on the front, and put the Falken's on the back, everyone seems to rave about them, so they are obviously decent tyres.

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Re: Help With Some Good Tyres
« Reply #16 on: October 05, 2010, 03:36:50 pm »
PS3 here too, they are a case of you pay for what you get for

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Re: Help With Some Good Tyres
« Reply #17 on: October 08, 2010, 10:40:31 pm »
Got PS3's fitted today for 560 fitted with nitrogen filled too. Will have to see how they perform when the coilovers come next week. Thanks guys


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