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s99ane

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1,262 posts

264 months

Monday 8th January 2007
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What are people out there running these days? Toyo?

allyt

365 posts

264 months

Monday 8th January 2007
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I had Toyo... really good. Just put two new rears on and got Falken 452. They came out better than the Toyo in the reviews and at £80 a corner (got them online) they are a bit cheaper 2. Really pleased so far, no track days on them yet but wet and dry results are good.

manc dwarf

155 posts

256 months

Monday 8th January 2007
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Goodyear Eagle F1s. Seem pretty good to me. I know others who say the same.

hollowpockets

5,910 posts

246 months

Monday 8th January 2007
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im on toyo's t1'r, very pleased

steve11

522 posts

275 months

Tuesday 9th January 2007
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Goodyear Eagle F1s here.

david godfrey

3,857 posts

254 months

Tuesday 9th January 2007
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hollowpockets said:
im on toyo's t1'r, very pleased


same here - there great

madbadger

11,752 posts

274 months

Tuesday 9th January 2007
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david godfrey said:
hollowpockets said:
im on toyo's t1'r, very pleased


same here - there great


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ZooOOM

109 posts

261 months

Wednesday 10th January 2007
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Toyos

targarama

14,785 posts

313 months

Wednesday 10th January 2007
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Goodyear F1s, but Toyos seem to be a good cheaper alternative and TVR fitted both as std - Toyos in the early 00s and F1s in 04/05/06

laz11

517 posts

277 months

Wednesday 10th January 2007
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allyt said:
I had Toyo... really good. Just put two new rears on and got Falken 452. They came out better than the Toyo in the reviews and at £80 a corner (got them online) they are a bit cheaper 2. Really pleased so far, no track days on them yet but wet and dry results are good.



Albeit on my Griff...I have Falken 452's and also very impressed. Great grip and awesome in the wet. Plus cheap as chips! IMHO Toyos take far too long to wear off that slippery stuff before you get any decent gripp unlike the Falkens which were super grippy in about 50 miles.

allyt

365 posts

264 months

Thursday 11th January 2007
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laz11 said:
Albeit on my Griff...I have Falken 452's and also very impressed. Great grip and awesome in the wet. Plus cheap as chips! IMHO Toyos take far too long to wear off that slippery stuff before you get any decent gripp unlike the Falkens which were super grippy in about 50 miles.


I agree, only done about 100 miles on them when i did the last post. Took the car down to Leeds at the weekend, done about 400 miles now and went on some country roads last night and they are super grippy... well pleased and recommend to anyone.


Edited by allyt on Thursday 11th January 11:59