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morgala said:Had the old-type Sport Contacts filled to my old Celica (differently kettle of fish to a TVR mind) and they didn't impress me much at all, when I replaced them with SO2s it was like a new car - still felt like a hairdresser in it though
Has anybody used continental premium contacts or sports contact 2's before?

General consensus is Bridgestones are best on a Chimaera, although Toyos may also be a decent choice. Bracknell Tyre and Battery and Micheldever Tyres have always done good prices on these.
Steve.
Edited to say: Make sure you get a Z speed rated Toyo for the front if you get them, the older ones in Chimaera sizes weren't rated at this level and therefore rendered you uninsured if fitted!
>> Edited by Steve_T on Friday 16th January 12:49
Steve.
Edited to say: Make sure you get a Z speed rated Toyo for the front if you get them, the older ones in Chimaera sizes weren't rated at this level and therefore rendered you uninsured if fitted!
>> Edited by Steve_T on Friday 16th January 12:49
RichB said:
Have asked on here before but not got a response, but does anyone have any knowledge of the "Vredestine" (sp?) tyres being advertised and promoted heavily in Evo mag? Rich...
Hi Rich
I believe it's Vredestein and I first heard of them about 15 years ago, I think they are a dutch copy of a goodyear or some other better known make.
I'll see what else I can find.
Andy
andyf007 said:Certainly in Evo they are positioning themselves as a quality performmance tyre. I just thought it strange they have never been mentioned here, yet there are plenty of owners of performance cars, of all varieties, on P'Heads. Rich...
RichB said:Hi Rich, I believe it's Vredestein and I first heard of them about 15 years ago, I think they are a dutch copy of a goodyear or some other better known make. I'll see what else I can find. Andy
Have asked on here before but not got a response, but does anyone have any knowledge of the "Vredestine" (sp?) tyres being advertised and promoted heavily in Evo mag? Rich...
RichB said:
Certainly in Evo they are positioning themselves as a quality performmance tyre. I just thought it strange they have never been mentioned here, yet there are plenty of owners of performance cars, of all varieties, on P'Heads. Rich...
Hmmm ... I've used them before (and have them on the back of the Volvo at the moment - but only because I couldn't get anything else).
I don't like them ... the ones I've had have lasted a long time but haven't really impressed with dry grip. Seem to handle wet quite well though. Haven't tried them on anything higher performance than a 200SX Nissan though.
Phil
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