Summer Tires.. what do you use ?
Discussion
Peugeot:
Currently 1 x Nangkang XR611, 1 x 'HiFly' or similar on the front, and two Firestones on the back which are coming up to replacement time.
Going to replace the rear two with a couple of 'Barum' tyres from Tyre-Shopper.
Mazda:
Currently 4 x Pirelli P6000s. Don't like them.
Going replace all four with either:
Parada Spec 2, Toyo T1R or any of the crossover tyres such as R888s, AD08 Neovas or RS2s depending on how flush I'm feeling!
Currently 1 x Nangkang XR611, 1 x 'HiFly' or similar on the front, and two Firestones on the back which are coming up to replacement time.
Going to replace the rear two with a couple of 'Barum' tyres from Tyre-Shopper.
Mazda:
Currently 4 x Pirelli P6000s. Don't like them.
Going replace all four with either:
Parada Spec 2, Toyo T1R or any of the crossover tyres such as R888s, AD08 Neovas or RS2s depending on how flush I'm feeling!
freenote said:
Bridgestone ER300. Seem to be a good all-rounder and not too pricey. The sx feels planted and safe since I put them on.
Im running these on my Puma. Felt very sticky on the warm dry roads today. Could perhaps do with a little less flex in the sidewall, but seem very capable for what they are.mrtwisty said:
Im running these on my Puma. Felt very sticky on the warm dry roads today. Could perhaps do with a little less flex in the sidewall, but seem very capable for what they are.
Given they're abour half the price of the Potenza from memory I can't fault them. Had budgets when I bought the car and they were lethal. The Turanza feels predictable and will let you slide the back if you like. Wet grip has been pretty good, as has dry.Forums | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






