Toyo Proxes Online

[SimonKD]

Hi All

Anyone have any recommendations for ordering some T1R's online? Black Circles don't seem to list them any more. Any help appreciated.

Regards
Simon.

[satman]

Think you will find T1R's have been superceeded by a different tyre or least a different number, so you may have difficulty in obtaining that particular one. Do a search as Im sure this has been discussed recently.

[THE BIG DOG]

Try these http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s0...
Got my vote

[TimJM]

satman said:

Think you will find T1R's have been superceeded by a different tyre or least a different number, so you may have difficulty in obtaining that particular one. Do a search as Im sure this has been discussed recently.

Yep - I think the R has become an S. Just had to replace one of mine due to a puncture repair going wrong and could not get a tr1 anymore. Unfortunately while Toyo state that the types are compatible and will run side by side they do have a slightly different tread pattern. So, my other side is being replaced next month as I just can't live with the difference.

For a 255 35 18 I paid £164 fitted at my local (chap around the corner) garage, not sure if that is a good or bad price but I was in a hurry.

[optimax sniffer]

Another vote for Camskill.

2 x 225/40/18 (front)
2 x 255/35/18 (rear)

Delivered next day for £418

I went for the 40 series on the front as I think they look a bit better than the 35 on the wheel. I have had no issues with rubbing etc...

[SimonKD]

TimJM said:

satman said:

Think you will find T1R's have been superceeded by a different tyre or least a different number, so you may have difficulty in obtaining that particular one. Do a search as Im sure this has been discussed recently.

Yep - I think the R has become an S. Just had to replace one of mine due to a puncture repair going wrong and could not get a tr1 anymore. Unfortunately while Toyo state that the types are compatible and will run side by side they do have a slightly different tread pattern. So, my other side is being replaced next month as I just can't live with the difference.

For a 255 35 18 I paid £164 fitted at my local (chap around the corner) garage, not sure if that is a good or bad price but I was in a hurry.

It appears it's the other way round, the T1S has been superceeded by the T1R.

Camskill seem very competetive at £107 each for my fronts (225/35ZR18)

Thanks for replies all

Regards
Simon

Edited by SimonKD on Thursday 14th February 19:40

[TimJM]

SimonKD said:

TimJM said:

satman said:

Think you will find T1R's have been superceeded by a different tyre or least a different number, so you may have difficulty in obtaining that particular one. Do a search as Im sure this has been discussed recently.

Yep - I think the R has become an S. Just had to replace one of mine due to a puncture repair going wrong and could not get a tr1 anymore. Unfortunately while Toyo state that the types are compatible and will run side by side they do have a slightly different tread pattern. So, my other side is being replaced next month as I just can't live with the difference.

For a 255 35 18 I paid £164 fitted at my local (chap around the corner) garage, not sure if that is a good or bad price but I was in a hurry.

It appears it's the other way round, the T1S has been superceeded by the T1R.

Camskill seem very competetive at £107 each for my fronts (225/35ZR18)

Thanks for replies all

Regards
Simon

Edited by SimonKD on Thursday 14th February 19:40

You are right, I was getting my r and s wrong. Had an s now got an r and will be getting another t1r to replace my t1s in the next few weeks.

These two links have reviews and show the difference in tread I was talking about:
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Toyo/T1s.htm 
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Toyo/T1r.htm