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T40ORA said:
rich83 said:
Not many bad reviews. They are a great tyre.. Look good, grip well, last well..... only duffer is the slightly soft sidewalls.
91Y isn't too bad for sidewall loading...T40ORA said:
Personally highly rate Vred Ultrac Sessantas, prefer them to ContiSports. Just had X4 Uni Rainsport 3's fitted in 225-40/18 92XL 2 weeks ago
It's been sunny every time I have driven the car since, quite untypical for a Scottish summer....oh they are a massive improvement over the the tyres it came on some kind of khumo. It's horses for courses, if you were after a sportier drive go for the goodyears I went for these not because they were £4 cheaper from lovetyres, but because of their wet weather performance...
cheers
Mo.
It's been sunny every time I have driven the car since, quite untypical for a Scottish summer....oh they are a massive improvement over the the tyres it came on some kind of khumo. It's horses for courses, if you were after a sportier drive go for the goodyears I went for these not because they were £4 cheaper from lovetyres, but because of their wet weather performance...
cheers
Mo.
ManOpener said:
T40ORA said:
Lazadude said:
Personally highly rate Vred Ultrac Sessantas, prefer them to ContiSports.
Quite a good price too. Might consider these for the Tam too....Kell said:
I've heard nothing but good things about the Vredsteins for a couple of years now. Great as I figured I might make the move when ours wear out.
But I've just looked up the prices for our A6 and, at £216 each, they're more expensive than the Contis or Dunlops.
Blimey. What size are they? 225/40 ZR18s at £378 fitted seems a steal then!But I've just looked up the prices for our A6 and, at £216 each, they're more expensive than the Contis or Dunlops.
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