Federal 595 RSR`s
Discussion
i have about 8 hours of track time on these now on my M3, on for road use as well (weekend car) and overall impressed, only had dry and light dampness and have been good in both. Took about half an hour to get them scrubbed in on track i would say. the 200 mile drive to circuit didnt get them ready.
I have run them for over a year on my car. They have been fine in the rain on road. They are great in the wet on track. I really like them and I like the way Federal haven't been tempted to jack up the price. As above, they do go off when over heated but no worse than others. Recommended.
Thanks for your help and advice ..This is where I bought them from ..very cheap .
http://www.mytyres.co.uk/cgi-bin/rshop.pl?s_p=Fede...
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to clarify OP, are you using these as a track tyre or a fast road tyre?
For a daily over winter... personally i wouldnt. Then again i used my car as a daily for 18 months but i had a summer set, winter set and a track set. So when i say not a good wet tyre i am comparing with a road tyre.
For a daily over winter... personally i wouldnt. Then again i used my car as a daily for 18 months but i had a summer set, winter set and a track set. So when i say not a good wet tyre i am comparing with a road tyre.
istoo said:
to clarify OP, are you using these as a track tyre or a fast road tyre?
For a daily over winter... personally i wouldnt. Then again i used my car as a daily for 18 months but i had a summer set, winter set and a track set. So when i say not a good wet tyre i am comparing with a road tyre.
I was thinking of using them in the summer and the occasional trackdayFor a daily over winter... personally i wouldnt. Then again i used my car as a daily for 18 months but i had a summer set, winter set and a track set. So when i say not a good wet tyre i am comparing with a road tyre.
Round Curborough they were stunning in the dry, ok in heavy rain and quite good once it had stopped raining but still wet.
If purposefully got the back end out in the heavy rain then no way I could catch it, but then no weight in t back+3 of the tvr doesn't help.
Seem ok on the road but never drive like a numpty in the wet anyway.
If purposefully got the back end out in the heavy rain then no way I could catch it, but then no weight in t back+3 of the tvr doesn't help.
Seem ok on the road but never drive like a numpty in the wet anyway.
Just wanted to say a massive thanks for linking the prices of these tyres!
I just bought a set of 4 235/45/17's for less than £340 delivered
I paid over £600 for my last set
Good tyres, last well and at this price are streets ahead of any other..
And they're more than quick enough - doing 54 sec laps of brands Indy in a road car!
Thank you again!!!!
I just bought a set of 4 235/45/17's for less than £340 delivered

I paid over £600 for my last set

Good tyres, last well and at this price are streets ahead of any other..
And they're more than quick enough - doing 54 sec laps of brands Indy in a road car!
Thank you again!!!!

GC8 said:
SILICONEKID343HP said:
Try some Peter worth a punt, better than R888 `s in the rain .I have heard the R888`s are now banned for road use.
'Banned' by whom? I'm confident that they aren't, so you needn't worry.Seems daft, my exhaust is around 116dB at mid revs but if I put tyres on that produce more than a mid 70'sdB level then they are to be banned?
Market a set of tyres that have grip levels so poor as to be dangerous then that is OK but make noise and they will be banned, EU has gone mad!!
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