Are TOYO R888s ok for Exige??
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£430 is the best price you'll find for a full set (I hunted high and low).
R888s are indeed a fine tyre and you'll not notice any difference on the road (if anything their wet weather clearing is slightly better).
I have them on my Exige S, and have just bought 2 new rears ready for a blast around Europe
R888s are indeed a fine tyre and you'll not notice any difference on the road (if anything their wet weather clearing is slightly better).
I have them on my Exige S, and have just bought 2 new rears ready for a blast around Europe

purdy84 said:
S Works said:
Try Mike @ C&S tyres in Middlesborough. Last set I bought were about £430 delivered.
I got my last set fitted at C & S, payed £450 fitted.
Had mine done by a trusted local place for about £50 all in.Pat, you don't track the car do you? Wouldn't a set of good road tyres be much better for everyday use? I don't track my car, but I've always read that 888's are no good on the road unless really warm, and they last literally half as long as road tyres? I'm sure someone will correct me if this is wrong....
Hollywood Wheels said:
Pat, you don't track the car do you? Wouldn't a set of good road tyres be much better for everyday use? I don't track my car, but I've always read that 888's are no good on the road unless really warm, and they last literally half as long as road tyres? I'm sure someone will correct me if this is wrong....
They do last half as long as road tyres (6k miles ish for the rears), however I think they are "ok" in terms of needing to be warmed up. When they're hot, they're bloody unbelievable, but when they're not hot they feel absolutely fine - you certainly dont think you're driving on ice!purdy84 said:
hueandcry71 said:
TonyHetherington said:
Camskill was the place I went to - superb 
that was the place i phoned. Arent they Middlesboro as well??
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&saddr=Middle...
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