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***Tyre Poll***
- Thread starter seb
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Pirelli pzero Nero gt's, excellent tyre in the dry and wet. I didn't want to shell out so much but had no choice due to circumstances and they will be the tyre I get from now on. Very happy.
The W rated PS3 are pretty much as good
sbridgey
ClioSport Club Member
disco 4, 182, Meglio
£59 a corner
I agree though, brilliant tyres, I have a set waiting to go on the mx5, too scared to at the moment with winter looming!
Inferno 182FF
You must have 15's then! Just stick them on, will be fun! They've still got loads more grip than any other road tyre ive used in the wet!£59 a corner
I agree though, brilliant tyres, I have a set waiting to go on the mx5, too scared to at the moment with winter looming!
Looking for feedback on Michelin PSS and Yokohama AD08R in 225/40/18 for track and road use. Any other suggestions, don't want to cart around another set of rims/tyres so a compromise, I know . Track performance in all conditions a priority. Car is a 'raider', Angel & Demon down here. Cheers
. Track performance in all conditions a priority. Car is a 'raider', Angel & Demon down here. Cheers
Clio 172 Cup
Rainsports are the only non budget I've used
Rainsport 3 just cos they're new and good in wet
Rainsport 3 just cos they're new and good in wet
Odyssey 172 phase 1
I have a pair on the back of mine at the moment, I will be replacing my front ones next week as my rainsport 2's are just low on tread. I can honestly say I will never choose another tyre for wet weather conditions as the grip is superb, they only cost £92 for a pair and if like the rainsport 2's, they will wear the miles very well.
Darryl_1983
ClioSport Club Member
RB 182 Cup
I've just bought a set of RS3's for my new 15's. Mainly for the price (£150 delivered for 4), I'm currently thinking that these will be my winter wheels and i'll then get a nice set of wheels for summer use with something more expensive rubber. But undecided yet.
Been running RS2's for the last 11 months. Noticed that the grip levels have dropped off quite a bit recently, so switched the front and backs over last weekend, suddenly the grip has returned. Front's were down to about 3mm, rears probably 5-6mm, done about 10-11k miles on them up to now so wear rate isn't too bad.
Will report back on the RS3 in a few weeks once they've had a few miles of usage.
Been running RS2's for the last 11 months. Noticed that the grip levels have dropped off quite a bit recently, so switched the front and backs over last weekend, suddenly the grip has returned. Front's were down to about 3mm, rears probably 5-6mm, done about 10-11k miles on them up to now so wear rate isn't too bad.
Will report back on the RS3 in a few weeks once they've had a few miles of usage.
Arctic 182FF
I'm currently using pirelli pzero (nero's I believe), best tyres I've ever had, great in dry and wet alike. Had absolutely no drama with them, which I can't say about any other tyres I've had.
Does anyone have any experience with Nankang NS-2s? I'm needing some 205/45/16s and they're really well priced (£36 a corner), they seem to have decent reviews elsewhere, just wondering if anyone could comment on them on here?
Does anyone have any experience with Nankang NS-2s? I'm needing some 205/45/16s and they're really well priced (£36 a corner), they seem to have decent reviews elsewhere, just wondering if anyone could comment on them on here?
Turbo 182 Alfa 159
Pzero for me everytime. Got near 14k out of my Pzeros on the front and that was driving hard on the roads most of the time. They took proper abuse.
The Pilot Sport 3s wore down far quicker when I tried them to see what all the hype was about and I wont be buying them again in a hurry.
I have Bridgestone Potenza Adrenaline RE002 and I am really impressed with them. To be honest I can not compare to any other (in the Clio) but the grip and the feeling are great. I have always been a big fan of the stiff sidewalls Potenza in my other car (Mazda 3 2.0 with Eibachs & Koni yellows) and I have mounted them again in the Clio 182. I used in the mazda Toyo T1-sport but the steering with them was not so precise.
I am in the process of buying four new tyres, i dont do track days so im wanting something decent for road use for around £70 a corner for 195 45 16 fitment.
I bought 4 new t1rs around 7 months a go, i found the grip got better the more they worn, especially in wet conditions :S
Im wanting something that last longer tbh, the t1rs lasted around 7k miles, this was also swapping the backs to the fronts too, so they are all on the limit.
What tyres have better handling abilities than the t1rs and last longer, im wanting at least 10k out of a set. I thought the t1rs were average for fast road use, but i found the side walls to wear down very quickly.
Any recommendations?
I bought 4 new t1rs around 7 months a go, i found the grip got better the more they worn, especially in wet conditions :S
Im wanting something that last longer tbh, the t1rs lasted around 7k miles, this was also swapping the backs to the fronts too, so they are all on the limit.
What tyres have better handling abilities than the t1rs and last longer, im wanting at least 10k out of a set. I thought the t1rs were average for fast road use, but i found the side walls to wear down very quickly.
Any recommendations?
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I've only ever used continental (8k) and exalto2 (12k) on fronts , didn't fancy the ps3 tyres and seriously think the goodyears are better , haven't a clue how they will wear but I drive my car hard and the goodyears feel so planted on the roads . If I get 10k plus from goodyears I'll be happy .
Darryl_1983
ClioSport Club Member
RB 182 Cup
I found the Rainsport 2 tyres lost a lot of grip in wet and dry weather when the tread got to around 2.5-3mm, switched the rears and fronts around (rears were on around 5mm, and instantly it was improved.
Now been running the Rainsport 3's for about a month, wet weather grip is definitely better, dry grip I couldn't really notice much difference. This might just be because they've got full tread.
Also i've moved from 205/45/16 to 195/50/15, not sure if this would have any impact.
They must be the best cheap tyre option available at £35 each from camskills, think a full set including postage cost me £155.
Now been running the Rainsport 3's for about a month, wet weather grip is definitely better, dry grip I couldn't really notice much difference. This might just be because they've got full tread.
Also i've moved from 205/45/16 to 195/50/15, not sure if this would have any impact.
They must be the best cheap tyre option available at £35 each from camskills, think a full set including postage cost me £155.
Turbo 182 Alfa 159
Depends how you drive but I would have the Michelin on the front personally.
PB172,dci100,dci65
Hi mates, another tyre question
I am looking for a 195/45 R16 summer tyre. They should be the best at dry and average on wet.
I cant use 205/45 r16 (local law stuff).
I am looking at Yokohama S.drive or Michelin Pilot Sport 3.
They don't have to last forever as i don't drive the 172 daily and going to change them after 3-4 years anyway. I might attend two-three track days this year, but i never been at track and don't plan to break the time records, just have fun. And for track i have a set of 15" Ultraleggeras with some Toyo T-1R Proxes that have some thread left for a few laps.
I like more tyres with stiffer sidewalls, so if anyone has experience with these two, len me know pls.
thanks
I am looking for a 195/45 R16 summer tyre. They should be the best at dry and average on wet.
I cant use 205/45 r16 (local law stuff).
I am looking at Yokohama S.drive or Michelin Pilot Sport 3.
They don't have to last forever as i don't drive the 172 daily and going to change them after 3-4 years anyway. I might attend two-three track days this year, but i never been at track and don't plan to break the time records, just have fun. And for track i have a set of 15" Ultraleggeras with some Toyo T-1R Proxes that have some thread left for a few laps.
I like more tyres with stiffer sidewalls, so if anyone has experience with these two, len me know pls.
thanks
Hi mates, another tyre question
I am looking for a 195/45 R16 summer tyre. They should be the best at dry and average on wet.
I cant use 205/45 r16 (local law stuff).
I am looking at Yokohama S.drive or Michelin Pilot Sport 3.
They don't have to last forever as i don't drive the 172 daily and going to change them after 3-4 years anyway. I might attend two-three track days this year, but i never been at track and don't plan to break the time records, just have fun. And for track i have a set of 15" Ultraleggeras with some Toyo T-1R Proxes that have some thread left for a few laps.
I like more tyres with stiffer sidewalls, so if anyone has experience with these two, len me know pls.
thanks
I fitted the Vredestein Sporttracs the other day and noticed the walls were quite stiff.
They are a bit cheaper than the Michelin's too. If they are available in Slovakia in 195 size, it might be a good option?
Can anyone beat this price on these tyres?
Im ordering a set of four soon and i cant seem to find anywhere cheaper..
http://www.tyre-universe.co.uk/checkout/cart/
Im ordering a set of four soon and i cant seem to find anywhere cheaper..
http://www.tyre-universe.co.uk/checkout/cart/
I just got 2x ps3's from the same site. U wont find em cheaper
Cheers mate, f**king bargain lol.
I paid £143 for 2 of em
Bargain
Theres no import tax with them being from Germany is there?
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