Toyo R888 on GT3
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Never posted a topic before on this forum…..
I have 2-3 track days left in the tyres on my GT3 mk2.
I was at Northampton Tyres today and had a look at the Toyo Proxes R888. Good price and from the info on the Internet look like they will offer good performance.
Has anyone used these and if so what it your opinion? Also…has anyone driven back from the track on these and ended up in a deluge? Don’t look like they would offer confidence in the rain.
Thanks….
I have 2-3 track days left in the tyres on my GT3 mk2.
I was at Northampton Tyres today and had a look at the Toyo Proxes R888. Good price and from the info on the Internet look like they will offer good performance.
Has anyone used these and if so what it your opinion? Also…has anyone driven back from the track on these and ended up in a deluge? Don’t look like they would offer confidence in the rain.
Thanks….
Edited by JLF on Thursday 18th October 16:45
JLF said:
Never posted a topic before on this forum…..
I have another 2-3 track days left in the tyres on my GT3 mk2.
I was at Northampton Tyres today and had a look at the Toyo Proxes R888. Good price and from the info on the Internet look like they will offer good performance.
Has anyone used these and if so what it your opinion? Also…has anyone driven back from the track on these and ended up in a deluge? Don’t look like they would offer confidence in the rain.
Thanks….
http://www.simplytyres.co.uk/I have another 2-3 track days left in the tyres on my GT3 mk2.
I was at Northampton Tyres today and had a look at the Toyo Proxes R888. Good price and from the info on the Internet look like they will offer good performance.
Has anyone used these and if so what it your opinion? Also…has anyone driven back from the track on these and ended up in a deluge? Don’t look like they would offer confidence in the rain.
Thanks….
Lots of guys on Titanic GT3 use them and for the money they're a good alternative to Michelin Cup tyres and Pirellis.
JLF said:
Thanks.
What about getting caught out in the wet? On the way home in a deluge. Are they manageable?
What about getting caught out in the wet? On the way home in a deluge. Are they manageable?
Totally, not a problem, was coming back from Dover on the M20 & M25 in a torrential downpour back in June, standing water everywhere, not a problem. Was I cautious..yes. Would I rather have been on PS2's...yes. But no moments at all.
I have them on the Ruf GT2 and the Elise - very economic compared to most other rubber and work very well on both cars. No problem in damp / wet but standing water = slow down or else! Road noise in the GT2 is the only downside - a bit of a whine at crusing speed. On balance a fine tyre for the money.
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