Falken FK-452
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azure elise

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8 posts

241 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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I am going to need to replace my BF Goodrich rear tyres soon. (abbeville at the end of the month should finish them off...)

As they are no longer available and I do not want to pay ridiculous Yokohama/Lotus prices£££, so I saw the Falken FK-452 and wondered if anyone had tried them??

I have asked on Seloc as well, any thoughts from PH'ers would be appreciated.

ludo

5,308 posts

235 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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azure elise said:
I am going to need to replace my BF Goodrich rear tyres soon. (abbeville at the end of the month should finish them off...)

As they are no longer available and I do not want to pay ridiculous Yokohama/Lotus prices£££, so I saw the Falken FK-452 and wondered if anyone had tried them??

I have asked on Seloc as well, any thoughts from PH'ers would be appreciated.
I think I have Falken somethings on mine (on the back), will check.

Will be getting Yokohamas when they wear out though.

rfoster

1,482 posts

285 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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Check out pricing for Toyo T1-R's - they have a good write up. I don't have any experience of the Falkens or BFG's I'm afraid (Yokohama A048's rock)

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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T1R's are OK, but really the Yoko's are the best. Worth the extra IMO.

worldwidewebs

2,976 posts

281 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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Have you thought about the Stunner Scudo? Soft, so loads of grip but also cheap as chips. Lots of the sprinting guys in the roadgoing classes use them to good effect.