Accelera tyres - worth avoiding??

Accelera tyres - worth avoiding??

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llcoolmac

217 posts

100 months

Saturday 22nd February 2020
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Harry Smith said:
What’s the panel’s opinion on Firestone brand? I’ve just had some Allclimates on the Captur run-around and very pleased
Firestone wouldn't be a budget brand like some of the ditchfinders. Don't know anything specific but their worst tyres should be nothing like some of the Chinese rubbish that's out there.

Teddy Lop

8,294 posts

67 months

Saturday 22nd February 2020
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cerij101 said:
According to ASDA Tyres:

Accelera manufacture low cost tyres which perform best in dry conditions.
is there a tyre that doesn't?

otolith

56,135 posts

204 months

Saturday 22nd February 2020
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Teddy Lop said:
cerij101 said:
According to ASDA Tyres:

Accelera manufacture low cost tyres which perform best in dry conditions.
is there a tyre that doesn't?

xjay1337

15,966 posts

118 months

Saturday 22nd February 2020
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Teddy Lop said:
cerij101 said:
According to ASDA Tyres:

Accelera manufacture low cost tyres which perform best in dry conditions.
is there a tyre that doesn't?
But many tyres cope with wet tarmac fine.
But not budgets.
Remember.
20 meter longer stopping distance.
That will cause a huge crash.

Olas

911 posts

57 months

Saturday 22nd February 2020
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Uniroyal rainsport are well priced and very appropriate for uk climate.

Leptons

5,113 posts

176 months

Sunday 23rd February 2020
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Olas said:
Uniroyal rainsport are well priced and very appropriate for uk climate.
They also disintegrate at the edges and wear out in no time.

I actively fit Accellera tyres to the daily. They perform well, last a year And cost under £300 a set fitted.

Saleen836

11,113 posts

209 months

Sunday 23rd February 2020
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I had a pair of cheap budgets fitted to the front of my Astravan (£110 for 215/45 R17), I was pleasantly surprised at how good they were,having them replaced this week as the tread is almost at the minimum depth marker after approx 20k miles!
Have ordered a pair of Dunlop Sportmaxx (to match the rears) online from National Tyres to be fitted at the local depot, fully fitted for just over £159
Will be interesting to see how many miles I get from the new tyres

snoopy25

1,865 posts

120 months

Sunday 23rd February 2020
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Leptons said:
Olas said:
Uniroyal rainsport are well priced and very appropriate for uk climate.
They also disintegrate at the edges and wear out in no time.

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I've had my Rainsport 3's for a couple of years and nearly 10,000 miles on my Megane Coupe and in no way have the edges disintegrated or worn out.

Driving style and/or heavy car maybe?

Roboticarm

1,452 posts

61 months

Sunday 23rd February 2020
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Harry Smith said:
What’s the panel’s opinion on Firestone brand? I’ve just had some Allclimates on the Captur run-around and very pleased
I've fitted Firestone's to cars for years and also been very happy, intact wife has them on her car right now.

They are branded rather than budget so different league and price to alot of what's being discussed here.
Never tried them on a performance car but been good in all weathers on standard motors