best tyres, wet , dry, snow..

[chefdon]

i bought dunlop sports tyres for my megane 225 great tyre, .
the worst tyre ive come across is pirelli nero dangerous in the wet.
and the best winter tyre is the conti winter sport..

[300bhp/ton]

chefdon said:

i bought dunlop sports tyres for my megane 225 great tyre, .
the worst tyre ive come across is pirelli nero dangerous in the wet.
and the best winter tyre is the conti winter sport..

So is this a question or a statement??

[HellDiver]

300bhp/ton said:

So is this a question or a statement??

It's gibberish pretending to be a statement. I think.

[chefdon]

coming from a mondeo owner , you must use remoulds.

[OnTheOverrun]

Oh dear, this isn't going to go well.

[HellDiver]

chefdon said:

coming from a mondeo owner , you must use remoulds.

No, unless Bridgestone make remoulds?

I'm not the one driving the car that has panels made from melted down yogurt pots...

Edited by HellDiver on Tuesday 20th July 14:20

[WildCards]

chefdon said:

coming from a mondeo owner , you must use remoulds.

Insurance for that 225 must be a fortune at your age.

[Chill Winston]

I've got some Avon ZV1 tyres on my Golf, they came on it when I bought it and I've never had a problem with them, although I suspect that is due to the fact my car never actually goes fast enough to really test them out

[chefdon]

one of the worst cars ford ever made, do you have driving gloves

[chefdon]

remoulds can be dangerous , bought them once

[300bhp/ton]

chefdon said:

one of the worst cars ford ever made, do you have driving gloves

Do you have any idea?? Seriously, try reading what you've posted. It's gibberish.

Either you are 12, a nutter or unable to communicate successfully??

[HellDiver]

He does type a bit like our mate S Line...

[chefdon]

is that the best you and your boyfriend can come up with.

[gj88]

chefdon said:

is that the best you and your boyfriend can come up with.

You're a bit strange. What's with the defensive attitude?

[HellDiver]

chefdon said:

is that the best you and your boyfriend can come up with.

I'm not the one with the orange car...

So anyway, what was your original question? Or was it a question? Or was it just a brain fart?

[OnTheOverrun]

WildCards said:

chefdon said:

coming from a mondeo owner , you must use remoulds.

Insurance for that 225 must be a fortune at your age.

Must be. What are the odds of AskMid showing KP55 PZR as not on the insurance database today?

[Major T]

HellDiver said:

brain fart

[anonymous-user]

OnTheOverrun said:

WildCards said:

chefdon said:

coming from a mondeo owner , you must use remoulds.

Insurance for that 225 must be a fortune at your age.

Must be. What are the odds of AskMid showing KP55 PZR as not on the insurance database today?

Doesn't show up here.

http://www.taxdisc.direct.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/appl...

Interesting.

Edited by MSTRBKR on Tuesday 20th July 16:03

[Dr JonboyG]

Bridgestone RE960AS - wet weather grip is nearly as good as in the dry, they cope with sub-zero temps and are ok in the snow, but nothing like a proper snow tyre.

[HellDiver]

Dr JonboyG said:

Bridgestone RE960AS - wet weather grip is nearly as good as in the dry, they cope with sub-zero temps and are ok in the snow, but nothing like a proper snow tyre.

Good suggestion, it's a shame Bridgestone don't sell their decent tyres in Europe, and that one isn't available over here. It's pretty much a choice of RE050A, ER300, LM25, LM30 here.