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Fullrun tyres? very cheap



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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
Fullway not fullrun, typo in the title

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/180990063974

185/55VR15 FULLWAY HP108 XL 86V 1855515 185 55 15 4 X CAR TYRES
£138.00 + £9.00 P&P

Anyone tried these? Thinking of getting them they're seems to be very few 86V rated 185/55R15 tyres out there
 
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
This:

Hankook K115 Ventus Prime 2 Hankook K 115 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL

or

Falken ZE914 Ziex Ecorun Falken ZE 914 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL

?

Edit: Google is already returning this thread in my search for Hankook K115 tyres, it took them less than 8mins to update its database. I find that impressive.
 
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Lawro

  E46 M3 & UR Quattro
Check the reviews out here..

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/

Both of the above are just mid-range tyres, much of muchness really. I personally would just pay for decent rubber, can't put a price on safety and at the end of the day they're the only thing between you and the black stuff.
 
Lal B3N

Lal B3N

  Turbo 182 Alfa 159
If you want to find a ditch at the soonest wet corner, fullruns are for you.

Stick with Hankooks/Falken/Uniroyal in that budget. Much better tyre.
 
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
Lal B3N said:
If you want to find a ditch at the soonest wet corner, fullruns are for you.

Stick with Hankooks/Falken/Uniroyal in that budget. Much better tyre.
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Its not possible to find those in 185 55 15 86 H/V for the price of the fullways
 
TheEvilGiraffe

TheEvilGiraffe

South East - Essex
ClioSport Area Rep
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
TheEvilGiraffe said:
Welcome to yesterday.. --->
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I'm hung up on the 86 load rating, the H speedrating is in the manual, but the load rating isn't.

I found that in the tyre pressure section.

This shipped with continental tyres, premium contact 86V, so unless i can get some official renault document to state 82, i'm sticking with 86
 
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Addicted

So you're going to go with Ditchfinders because Renault doesn't say something so minute.

Bravo, you won't last here long (or anywhere with those tyres).

I love the fact you're looking at getting Fullrun tyres yet it shipped with Continental tyres, how does that work?


thread + palm + face = ???
 
Lal B3N

Lal B3N

  Turbo 182 Alfa 159
Pride07 said:
I'm hung up on the 86 load rating, the H speedrating is in the manual, but the load rating isn't.

I found that in the tyre pressure section.

This shipped with continental tyres, premium contact 86V, so unless i can get some official renault document to state 82, i'm sticking with 86
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The difference is only 55kg!
 
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
Addicted said:
So you're going to go with Ditchfinders because Renault doesn't say something so minute.

Bravo, you won't last here long (or anywhere with those tyres).

I love the fact you're looking at getting Fullrun tyres yet it shipped with Continental tyres, how does that work?


thread + palm + face = ???
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I don't care about Continental, probably trying to get rid of tyres which weren't getting sold fast enough.
 
E

ekaJ

Just get the full runs, it's a 1.2 and he sounds sensible, hardly likely to be thrashing it to its limits of grip.
 
jon_r

jon_r

  172, Tiguan
Gents, no matter how many times you tell someone something, they'll never listen. Let him buy the ditch finders.
 
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Chip-mk1

  182/RS2/ Turbo/Mk1
At this time of year a set of uniroyal RS2 in 195/50/15 is a very good option for sensible money.

But on the other hand on a 1.2 daily that gets driven sensibley I would happily have any tyres that are legal TBH
 
Pulsator

Pulsator

  Monaco 172 Ph2
My mate had some awful budget tyres on his 1.2 earlier in the year on 185/55s ,

If your a careful/sensible driver it wont really matter as they do the job, but if you sometimes find your self next to a chav in a corsa and think to yourself "im gonna do him" get some 195/50s that are half decent as you will either end up in a ditch or central reservation (as my friend did - idiot that he was LOL)

Saving money or saving lives - depending on how you drive - its up to you !!

But doesnt really sound like you care that people on here are genuinely trying to help with your query and get you some decent rubber for a price you can afford
 
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
Pulsator said:
My mate had some awful budget tyres on his 1.2 earlier in the year on 185/55s ,

If your a careful/sensible driver it wont really matter as they do the job, but if you sometimes find your self next to a chav in a corsa and think to yourself "im gonna do him" get some 195/50s that are half decent as you will either end up in a ditch or central reservation (as my friend did - idiot that he was LOL)

Saving money or saving lives - depending on how you drive - its up to you !!

But doesnt really sound like you care that people on here are genuinely trying to help with your query and get you some decent rubber for a price you can afford
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I do care, now i'm looking at one of these.

Hankook K115 Ventus Prime 2 Hankook K 115 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL
Falken ZE914 Ziex Ecorun Falken ZE 914 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL

They were both rated C for rolling resistance and B for wet grip
 
VR46-G@Z

VR46-G@Z

  RB 182 FF
Pride07 said:
I do care, now i'm looking at one of these.

Hankook K115 Ventus Prime 2 Hankook K 115 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL
Falken ZE914 Ziex Ecorun Falken ZE 914 - 185/55 R15 86V XL TL

They were both rated C for rolling resistance and B for wet grip
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If 195/55/15 will fit your car Id get the Neuton NT5000 tyres, Ive got them on my 182 for winter use and a Euro trip I did and they're surprisingly good for the money in wet and dry...
 
joshclio999

joshclio999

Why skimp on the one thing that connects you to the road. If a kid steps out in front of you and you can't stop because you have s**t tyres and its wet, your going to wish you hadn't been so tight over 20 quid a tyre.
 
VR46-G@Z

VR46-G@Z

  RB 182 FF
joshclio999 said:
Why skimp on the one thing that connects you to the road. If a kid steps out in front of you and you can't stop because you have s**t tyres and its wet, your going to wish you hadn't been so tight over 20 quid a tyre.[/QUOTE


I couldn't agree more!!! That's why I went with the Neuton's, the ratings of this tyre are fantastic for a budget tyre, especially if your pockets aren't very deep.... I think if anyone is reluctant to spend less than £200 quid on 4 tyres for their car then they shouldn't even run a car and just use public transport......!
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Amos91

Amos91

Honorary Member
ClioSport Club Member
Just bought a set although I am having second thoughts and might get some winter tyres instead, with these double digit winter temperatures etc.
 
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Pride07

  Clio 2, 1.2 16V
Sorted.

Hankook Ventus Prime 2 K115
Rolling Resistance C
Wet Grip B

Almost purchased Continental Premium Contact 2, but I resent them too much for making me put on 86 tyres.
 
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