Giti gtr2

[Royal details]

Evening guys just wondered what your thoughts are on these tyres if you have tried them. I normally use ar1s on my old megane but seen these really cheap



Cheers

 

[R3k1355]

Doubt you'll find many people who've run them, not very easy to even buy them.

 

[Louis]

I've heard good things. They're available 'part worn' from a guy near Huddersfield. Part worn meaning 5mm left at 30quid a tyre.

 

[Royal details]

That's it mate that's where I seen them. At that price I thought a few would have tried them

 

[Steve1986]

@Filters you've run these haven't you? Sure you mentioned them at CSF

 

[MattJackson82]

I’ve been running these on my 182 & love them, warm up easily & good grip.

 

[Royal details]

I’ve been running these on my 182 & love them, warm up easily & good grip.

Thanks mate

 

[YorkshireKyle]

A mate of mine has ran them and said they were mint. He got me a set of them for about £70 and they were indeed, mint

Way better than NS2R. That was on a high boost 172 and it still stuck to B roads like nothing

 

[MattJackson82]

I got mine from Stuart at TyreTek in holmfirth, second hand for £30 per tyre, best money spent this year on the track car

 

[Filters]

@Filters you've run these haven't you? Sure you mentioned them at CSF

I currently run them mate, epic tyre!

@Royal details they're well worth the small premium (as pointed out, £30 a tyre - part worn but with plenty of life left)
They're rated better than Royo r888r's, AR1s don't really come close either and there's absolutely no comparison between the NS2r

They're a hard compound so better suited for endurance racing. For track days if you start with low pressures when cold they get up to temp/pressure pretty quickly. The advantage being they last a LONG time on track, you'll get minimal wear even if you're properly pushing for the whole day. I've run them at combe, pembrey and Llandow, the latter having an incredibly rough surface and I've still got 4mm on the fronts and 4.5mm on the back.

TyreTek gets them from the teams that run in the "FunCup" and only sells quality part worn tyres.
Just be careful running them on the road, you will pepper the absolute hell out of people behind you as a friend found out the other day

Worth pointing out, the rears will take a good while longer to get up to temp so may help to get a bias adjuster fitted.

 

[Ben perry]

I run them on my kangoo I recommend