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Thread: Tyres need advice

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    Default Tyres need advice

    Plz help me choose. Falken fk452, Dunlop sp maxx, Dunlop sp maxx tt.

    Im needing tyres as the Maxxis Ipro i have are shit for lateral grip.. They have pissd me off that much i warn them out quick

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    You get what you pay for. What's your budget per tyre and why are you only limiting yourself to those 3?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reedy View Post
    You get what you pay for. What's your budget per tyre and why are you only limiting yourself to those 3?
    $250ea.. looking at reviews and my budget i can get these delivered and on for $250
    Many want Power not many hold it long.........

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    Look into the Nitto NT-05.
    I'm using them, they are great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cton View Post
    Look into the Nitto NT-05.
    I'm using them, they are great!
    I saw them, how are they in the wet and cold mornings (im seeing 1 degree temps NOW ) this is what worried me
    Many want Power not many hold it long.........

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    They are fine, if don't drive like an idiot in the wet you won't have a problem.

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    Brother just bought Nitto Invo.
    Look a quite nice tyre, but he blew the motor up on his car a couple of days before they arrived, so only performance report I can give is that they handle well being pushed around the lounge room

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    Don't forget Sumitomo HTR Z III

    I had these for 30k. Probably only legal to 25k. Only paid about $240 fitted back in 2010. Good tyre. But got a little slippery when they got old.

    http://www.tire-review-expert.com/su...-tire-reviews/

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    I got the Hancook me01s I rate em I don't spin anymore just chirp

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    Quote Originally Posted by turkminator View Post
    I got the Hancook me01s I rate em I don't spin anymore just chirp
    And that's before the tyres are warm...

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    Tyre review thread?
    Pirelli zero, nit the Nero's.
    Advance tyres Vic has them for this price

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    I will add that the Nitto Nt-05 is a little noisier than the stock Dunlop was.
    Its not bad at all though. And for the price and grip level its a small sacrifice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yeldarb View Post
    Don't forget Sumitomo HTR Z III

    I had these for 30k. Probably only legal to 25k. Only paid about $240 fitted back in 2010. Good tyre. But got a little slippery when they got old.

    http://www.tire-review-expert.com/su...-tire-reviews/
    Are sumitomos back in stock? I tried to get another set a few months back and the local dealer said everyone was struggling to get them since the earthquake in Japan.

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    you can also consider the Khumo KU36 or the kU39. The gripp on the KU39 is suppost to be close to that of the KU36 and also has a more kms out of it.
    I hav not used either but i know someone who uses the KU39 on a Golf gti and the feedback has been quite good.

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    *Pirelli PZero, not the nero's or rosso's they are models under the vanilla PZero.
    Ordered by dry grip, max performance summer;
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey...ll&sortValue=6

    The top is extreme performance summer, so these are just under.
    Last edited by Jmac; 21-05-2012 at 08:15 PM.

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    2011 Motor Tyre Test

    Goodyear eagle F1 1st... Dunlop SP MAXX TT 2ND!!

    ---------- Post added at 09:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:33 PM ----------

    Was reading this at TH last wedneday lol.
    Last edited by RedDjinn; 07-06-2012 at 09:36 PM.

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    Hmmm no Michelin?

    Wheels liked them lol http://www.jaxquickfit.com.au/blog/2...els-tyre-test/

    Kind of surprised no one has mentioned the Pilot Sport 3. That's the way I'm heading


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    Last edited by Caffeine Fiend; 07-06-2012 at 09:56 PM.

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    Got eagle f1 Assymetric 2 as in the motor test... Seem great... Smash my old re050as

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    Would not recommend the sport max tt for the MPS Luke. The Kevlar reinforced sidewall would be brutal when combined with a firm suspension.

    I had these on my mk4 golf GTI and they were great because the golf suspension was soft and wallowy. On anything decent though I reckon they'd be too much for a daily driver

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cton View Post
    Look into the Nitto NT-05.
    I'm using them, they are great!
    Or the Nitto Invo, I got them, done 6000km and love them and sit in your budget. Had the fk452 and they were incredibly noisy, and they were only average on grip.
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