Wheres all the Toyos gone on Camskill!!!
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MADMAX2 said:
There lot of money for a budget tyre !SILICONEKID340HP said:
MADMAX2 said:
There lot of money for a budget tyre !I can get the Toyos £60 cheaper on another site
CHIMV8 said:
SILICONEKID340HP said:
MADMAX2 said:
There lot of money for a budget tyre !I can get the Toyos £60 cheaper on another site
CHIMV8 said:
SILICONEKID340HP said:
MADMAX2 said:
There lot of money for a budget tyre !I can get the Toyos £60 cheaper on another site
ks aswell as performing brilliantly. The Toyos will always be a favourite with TVRs i do believe the replacement to the T1-R is already availableEdited by MADMAX2 on Saturday 22 December 12:37
CHIMV8 said:
Was just about to order Toyo T1rs and the sizes have gone!!! They were there this week!!!
205x55x15
225x50x16
HELP!!
Are the Uniroyal rainsports,any good or just a good wet tyre?
Limited choice of make with sizes,any tried an tested alternatives?
I fitted a set of Uniroyal Ransport 2s on the front of my Chim recently & have found them to be excellent so far.205x55x15
225x50x16
HELP!!
Are the Uniroyal rainsports,any good or just a good wet tyre?
Limited choice of make with sizes,any tried an tested alternatives?
In fact it's getting a pair on the rear too in Jan.
A good quality tyre at the right price, recommended

I have had Uniroyal Rainsport 2 on my daily runner for the last 2 years. They wear very well and are by far the safest tyre I have used in the wet, aqua planning is a thing of the past. In the dry they are sure footed and look good to. If Toyo are hard to get when im looking for a new set of boots for the Chim then I would buy the Rainsport 2.
I would fit these ,great reviews
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m53b0s289p6367/Kumho_Tyr...
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m62b0s302p4974/Kumho_Tyr...
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m53b0s289p6367/Kumho_Tyr...
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m62b0s302p4974/Kumho_Tyr...
Can only talk about the experience with 18" KU31 on my Golf GTI. They were shocking! In cold damp conditions it almost swapped ends under low speed braking, I had to catch the slide! I ditched them in favour of Vredestein Ultrac Sessantas and it transformed the car.
I'm really nervous about trying these on the Tiv for this reason!
I'm really nervous about trying these on the Tiv for this reason!
Dr Mike Oxgreen said:
ChimpofDarkness said:
I fitted a set of Uniroyal Ransport 2s on the front of my Chim recently & have found them to be excellent so far.
They don't appear to be available in 205/55/15. 
Front: 205/50r16
Rear: 225/55r16
The slightly smaller 205 profile with power steering gives lovely comunactive steering feel & no under steer issues.
Most tyres these days are designed for cars weighing 1500kg or more, so I actually chose to go with the softer wall of the 149 mph "V" rating as I believe it suits a the lightweight TVR better giving a more compliment ride.
Ever since the day I witnessed my mate in his Tuscan aquaplane in front of me on the M1 into the central reservation during a heavy downpour, I swore my TVR would always wear quality rain focused tyres.
These cars are very light with wide profile tyres, the perfect combination for aquaplaning!
Theres going to be faster dry weather tyres out there like Toyota 888 ect but the day you get caught in a downpour & go up on the water I bet you'll immediately wish you'd gone for a good wet weather tyre.
I guess it's down to the type of driving you do with you TVR, I use mine all rear round on the road so I want a good all round road tyre that's safe in the wet yet performs well in the dry.
What sold the Rainsport 2s to me in the end was a very comprehensive tyre review in a German magazine where all the big name tyres were tested, this included comprehensive aquaplane & wet braking tests.
The Rainsport 2s destroyed the completion in these two simulated wet weather tests and were every bit as good in the dry.
They also did really well in a Which Magazine test.
http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2009/04/28/4585...
This is also worth a read:
http://whichtyres.com/2012/01/how-good-is-the-unir...
Seems Evo magazine like them too:
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2010-EVO-Tyre...
Edited by ChimpofDarkness on Sunday 23 December 12:43
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