JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
What pressures are people running for 205/45/16 ado8r on the road?
Standard Clio pressures 33/30
What pressures are people running for 205/45/16 ado8r on the road?
Service was spot on mate would order again.
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Do the maths. 195*0.55 - 195*0.5. That will give you the difference in sidewall height. The 55 profile will be a higher sidewall height so acceleration will suffer but top speed will theoretically increase (if you can get there). The 55 profile will probably not feel as good as the 50, but it depends. I assume clearance will be ok.Is anyone running 195/55 on their 15s?
just getting a set of TD 1.2s refurbished at moment and looking for some proper dry weather tyres.
seen some A048Rs for a good price but they are 195/55/15 and most people seem to mention 195/50 on 15s?
Cheers.
update on supply dates for the yokohoma
195/50/15 (32 arriving) 17/07/16
205/45/16 (28 arriving) 17/07/16
205/50/15 (32 arriving) 26/07/16
215/45/17 (23 arriving) 12/07/16
235/40/18 (8 arriving) 29/06/16
I just buy used decent track tyres. Usually get a set for £100-200 in 15".The cost dosnt faze me im fortunate enough not to have to worry about it i just wondered for people who are on a budget isnt it better off getting more track time than say a few seconds quicker or having a certain brand to say oh i have these on my car
Exactly.I see is that because they would be say £400 new and second hand track tyres are better than new £150 road tyres
Thing with budget road tyres they limit the time you can have out in track. They wear much, much quicker and with this overheat which makes them greasy and no fun.I suppose its all down to the individual and what your trying to achieve quickest lap or most skill or whatever but i can imagine if your battling with the car getting grip your having to use different skills and probably not being able to go as quick
The main problem I found using cheaper road tyres is it knackers the tread up, and rounds the shoulders off them because they don't have the rigidity in the sidewalls. Other than that, yeah a normal road tyre isn't too bad depending on tyre and car brand.Just out of interest has anyone for instance done a day on some cheap pony tyres for a few quid then some ok ones then some mega expensive track ones maybe im seeimg this differnrly but surely if your not competing aslong as the tyres domt blow out an kill you aint you better off just buying ok ones an spemdimg the extra money on more track days