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Yokohama Parada
- Thread starter Kane.
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Rob
ClioSport Moderator
They should be a lot less than that cost wise, but personally, I rate them.
People on here will tell you horror stories of them in the wet, but I've never had an issue.
They're a great tyre in the dry, especially for the money.
People on here will tell you horror stories of them in the wet, but I've never had an issue.
They're a great tyre in the dry, especially for the money.
Best tyres I have ever had - In the dry. Huge amounts of grip, huge amounts of tyre squeel when you want them too, and they last a lot longer than people will have you believe.
In the wet they will at one point catch you out. You dont have to be driving like a tool either, I got caught out going round a roundabout doing 15mph, the car just decided it didnt want to turn and I headed straight for the kerb, took my foot off the pedal and it came back. But just be careful, as you should be, in the wet and you will be fine.
In the wet they will at one point catch you out. You dont have to be driving like a tool either, I got caught out going round a roundabout doing 15mph, the car just decided it didnt want to turn and I headed straight for the kerb, took my foot off the pedal and it came back. But just be careful, as you should be, in the wet and you will be fine.
Yes.
Soft sidewalls, but BAGS of grip (and squeals) in the dry .. !
Progressive in the wet. Not snappy. Just take it easy and see how they differ when the road is wet.
I never had an issue in my old Ph1 172 for ~2 years of English rain/snow and possibly even 3 days of sunshine
Soft sidewalls, but BAGS of grip (and squeals) in the dry .. !
Progressive in the wet. Not snappy. Just take it easy and see how they differ when the road is wet.
I never had an issue in my old Ph1 172 for ~2 years of English rain/snow and possibly even 3 days of sunshine
ITB'd MK1
I've got them on the front of mine now, quite like them. They're £46 from camskill at the moment in that size. Did a track day at bedford on a set and they did well, they're not a proper track tyre but they were reasonable enough
These are for a 1.2 btw that I will not be tracking, just for daily driving and a little 'blast' every now and then. Wet isn't a problem and tyres are expensive here so these seemed the best buy. I originally asked for 185/55's and I was getting quotes over 100 pound :-/ first ever tyres I have bought so it's a learning curve.
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
I wasn't talking track really Jay, just as a road tyre, I really rate them.
For what you want Kane, they sound bang on. A very grippy tyre, my favourite thing being the way they don't just "go" when they lose traction, really lets you play with the car.
For what you want Kane, they sound bang on. A very grippy tyre, my favourite thing being the way they don't just "go" when they lose traction, really lets you play with the car.
He's in spain.
^ He's in Spain.
Glad you like them dude !! See how you get on with them at the OEM pressure (which I presume you have in there at the moment) and maybe drop them one or two depending how you feel ? Is your car standard (weight wise anyway) ?
Glad you like them dude !! See how you get on with them at the OEM pressure (which I presume you have in there at the moment) and maybe drop them one or two depending how you feel ? Is your car standard (weight wise anyway) ?
