Need advice which tires to choice

[Wiking]

I have clio 172 MK2 with size 195/45/16.

Need advice what to choice:
Good Year F1 GSD3
Yokohama S-Drive
Toyo T1R

What is the best tire for dry and hot weather ?

Lior

 

[Shotgunsjay]

pe2's?

 

[White16valver]

yokohama = ok in the dry, w**k in the wet
Toyo = w**k in the dry, w**k in the wet lol
Goodyear = good in the dry, awesome in the wet
PE2s I'm not sure about as I haven't driven on them!

Have a search, there's been loads of discussion on this subject

 

[hkka]

I just fit the new Bridgestone Potenza RE001 Adrenalin. It is a replacement tyre of S-03.

I only drove with it for 1 hour. Excellent! Worth for a try.

 

[hkka]

Too bad they don't have our size.
See the Evo tyre test:

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2007-evo-tyre-test.htm

 

[al]

PE2's

 

[Wiking]

today I have the good year and had an offer for S-drive. From your opinion what is the best ? stick with the good year ?

 

[hkka]

If the GoodYear Eagle F1 GS-D3 is not made in Thailand, worth a try too.
But if you want quality tyre, go for either Michelin or Bridgestone. They are big.

 

[Vern]

i have conti sports all round and am happy

 

[obiw*nkenobi]

pe2's all the way, think gsd3's have been superceded though the replacements sound good (cant remember what they are called). They got an excellent write up in the recent evo tyre test though not sure if they are available in 205/45/16.

 

[kully]

i've stuck with the contis

 

[Wiking]

What about Toyo T1R ?
I have a good offer on them so wanted to know.
Lior

 

[subarufreak]

same problem, few years later...

my tire man where I 'used' to go has put continental ecocontact on my f1's...
the car feels rubbish, no traction, no confidence to drive it as it should be driven...

I'm very tempted to try the yokohame neova but think it's a bit overkill for a roadcar...

I'm looking for a good allrounder, wet-dry-performance.

yokohama s drive
bridgestone t001
hankook ventus k110
or try the semi slicks...

any advice welcome!

 

[imprezaworks]

8 year bump, lol. Mate there are loads of recent threads for tyres

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

Plenty of threads as said. And they will all point to Michellin PS3s being the best compromise all round for the road.

 

[James]

Do a search mate, as said, loads of recent threads to research