Winter tyres vol 2
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Two new review videos from our jon- ( Tyre Reviews ) :
Best 10 All Season Tires for 2023/24 - Tested in the Dry, Wet and Snow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rFce9IE_aA
Best 11 Winter Tires for 2023/24 - Tested and Rated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RipM4-ouIWM
Best 10 All Season Tires for 2023/24 - Tested in the Dry, Wet and Snow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rFce9IE_aA
Best 11 Winter Tires for 2023/24 - Tested and Rated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RipM4-ouIWM
ST565NP said:
Two new review videos from our jon- ( Tyre Reviews ) :
Best 10 All Season Tires for 2023/24 - Tested in the Dry, Wet and Snow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rFce9IE_aA
Best 11 Winter Tires for 2023/24 - Tested and Rated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RipM4-ouIWM
Thanks for sharing, I hope you find them useful!Best 10 All Season Tires for 2023/24 - Tested in the Dry, Wet and Snow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rFce9IE_aA
Best 11 Winter Tires for 2023/24 - Tested and Rated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RipM4-ouIWM
Drive Blind said:
jon- said:
I've just started testing the T6 AS and it seems pretty special. Full test will be out in Feb.
hi jon - when doing tyre tests whats the script with driving aids, esp, traction control etc ?Left on as standard, or some special tyre test setting ?
For things like braking and traction everything is on.
My Vredestien Quatracs are down to about 5mm and my god they've become noisy, particularly on curves, it sounds like I've got a wheel bearing out, and on the straight they sound like sand tyres on an old Landie. They've not been very quiet from the start though, and I've struggled to get them balanced too, having had to get them done a number of times. They've been good in the general wintery rain and mush but I don't rate them much for summer, ride or noise. Part of the problem might be the car though, it's so smooth and silent that putting an unsuitable non OEM tyre on, albeit standard size, makes a big difference. It's supposed to be on Bridgestone Regno GR-XII.
21st Century Man said:
My Vredestien Quatracs are down to about 5mm and my god they've become noisy, particularly on curves, it sounds like I've got a wheel bearing out, and on the straight they sound like sand tyres on an old Landie. They've not been very quiet from the start though, and I've struggled to get them balanced too, having had to get them done a number of times. They've been good in the general wintery rain and mush but I don't rate them much for summer, ride or noise. Part of the problem might be the car though, it's so smooth and silent that putting an unsuitable non OEM tyre on, albeit standard size, makes a big difference. It's supposed to be on Bridgestone Regno GR-XII.
Possibly the car/tyre combo not great. I have half worn Quatracs on my Lexus RX400 and they are great, no noise issues either. But then it is a quiet car in the first place. Perhaps in a car with a more sporty bent there may be an issue.targarama said:
21st Century Man said:
My Vredestien Quatracs are down to about 5mm and my god they've become noisy, particularly on curves, it sounds like I've got a wheel bearing out, and on the straight they sound like sand tyres on an old Landie. They've not been very quiet from the start though, and I've struggled to get them balanced too, having had to get them done a number of times. They've been good in the general wintery rain and mush but I don't rate them much for summer, ride or noise. Part of the problem might be the car though, it's so smooth and silent that putting an unsuitable non OEM tyre on, albeit standard size, makes a big difference. It's supposed to be on Bridgestone Regno GR-XII.
Possibly the car/tyre combo not great. I have half worn Quatracs on my Lexus RX400 and they are great, no noise issues either. But then it is a quiet car in the first place. Perhaps in a car with a more sporty bent there may be an issue.Patrick Bateman said:
Was wanting to try and get a winter wheels/tyres set for the XKR this year but it appears to be prohibitively expensive and a lot of hassle to find correct wheels.
In your area it may be worth it, otherwise consider all-seasons for a no storage requirement solution.jon- said:
For handling it's generally as off as we can get them as they ruin consistency. In a lot of modern vehicles it's difficult to get them all the way off. I've pulled abs sensors in wheels before for snow (which can be an interesting challenge)
For things like braking and traction everything is on.
For things like braking and traction everything is on.
Picking up some spare alloys for “Winter” (Midlands). Commute is rural 35 miles.
They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
Downward said:
Picking up some spare alloys for “Winter” (Midlands). Commute is rural 35 miles.
They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
I would wait until you've got them and you can see what the tyres are and what condition they are in.They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
May be of interest to someone? No connection to seller
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/2-sets-of-volksw...
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/2-sets-of-volksw...
RicksAlfas said:
Downward said:
Picking up some spare alloys for “Winter” (Midlands). Commute is rural 35 miles.
They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
I would wait until you've got them and you can see what the tyres are and what condition they are in.They have tyres but it’s 2 x Pirelli winters and 2 x Continental but I can’t tell if they are All season or Winter. Just says Conti contact picture of the snow mountain and M&S.
Tread wise they look very very similar to the Pirelli which the pattern looks like this
https://www.national.co.uk/tyres/brand/pirelli/cin...
What’s the best thing to do ? They aren’t brand new so doubt the sell the exact tyres anymore for either.
2 x Pirelli Sottozero 3
All Winter
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