TVR Cerbera tyres

TVR Cerbera tyres

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mwag

Original Poster:

7 posts

220 months

Sunday 16th May 2021
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I am on the 18 inch spider wheels 225/35 front, 255/35 rear and need to replace all four tyres. Lots of conflicting advice out there and much of it out of date with changing suppliers etc. Welcome thoughts. Being told Bridgestone Potenzas too hard, being steered towards Pirelli PZero or Michelin Sport 4. Last set were Toyo Proxes T1R front and Bridgestone Potenza RE040 rear - have to say never been that happy with the rears, but always hard to compare in reality until you commit to the next tyre! My use is all road, not track, mostly summer (when we eventually get one). Thanks.

Jhonno

6,036 posts

155 months

Sunday 16th May 2021
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P Zeros are crap.

PS4 is one of the best road tyres going.

Ice_blue_tvr

3,353 posts

178 months

Sunday 16th May 2021
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Never liked Bridgestone or pirellis, both feel underwhelming.

I've just stuck some eagle f1s on, I forgot how confident they feel. Really liking them.

mwag

Original Poster:

7 posts

220 months

Sunday 16th May 2021
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Thanks - seems can’t get PS4 for the fronts. F1s are a thought and available in both.

Shanksy87

387 posts

136 months

Monday 17th May 2021
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You can get the Michelin Pilot Super Sport in the correct sizes, these are the predecessor to the Pilot Sport 4s. These are the tyres I will opt for next, I have most of the rest of the Michelin range on my other cars with great success.

Jhonno

6,036 posts

155 months

Monday 17th May 2021
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mwag said:
Thanks - seems can’t get PS4 for the fronts. F1s are a thought and available in both.
F1's are very good too. A bit softer.

XK120FHC

252 posts

200 months

Monday 17th May 2021
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Shanksy87 said:
You can get the Michelin Pilot Super Sport in the correct sizes, these are the predecessor to the Pilot Sport 4s. These are the tyres I will opt for next, I have most of the rest of the Michelin range on my other cars with great success.
This is what I opted last time, I’d say they’re the best tyres available in 225/35/18 and 255/35/18.

mwag

Original Poster:

7 posts

220 months

Saturday 22nd May 2021
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I went for Goodyear F1s all round. Thanks for the responses, much appreciated.

Mr Cerbera

5,127 posts

244 months

Saturday 29th May 2021
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Here's another vote for Michelin....


ukkid35

6,341 posts

187 months

Saturday 29th May 2021
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It seems summer has arrived at last

I'll have to pop down to check out your Goodyear Eagle F1

Last time I fitted Goodyear Eagle was 1987, I guess things may have moved on since then

You need to try it on track one day, as it will help find any weak spots PDQ

Do you have a day booked for the Tamora yet?

mwag

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7 posts

220 months

Saturday 29th May 2021
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On a bit of a run of track days. Castle Combe (Richard’s day) Friday before last, Goodwood on Wednesday and then I am back there for an EVO day on Tuesday. Feel free to drop by! Still a few teething issues but we’ll sort them.

Martin_MUC

125 posts

63 months

Tuesday 1st June 2021
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I am running 18 inch spiders with Federal 595 RS-Rs in 225 40ZR18 88W and 255 35ZR18 90W. Tyres were on the car when I bought it but it seems a bit odd with different profiles front and back.
I’m no expert on tyres and haven’t done a track day in it so have nothing to compare but they seem ok on the road.

Cheers
Martin

Jhonno

6,036 posts

155 months

Thursday 3rd June 2021
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Martin_MUC said:
I am running 18 inch spiders with Federal 595 RS-Rs in 225 40ZR18 88W and 255 35ZR18 90W. Tyres were on the car when I bought it but it seems a bit odd with different profiles front and back.
I’m no expert on tyres and haven’t done a track day in it so have nothing to compare but they seem ok on the road.

Cheers
Martin
Keep an eye on those tyres, they are known for splitting.