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Tyre sizes
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 10:01 am
by Scottd
I'm using OE tyre sizes, which I think (going by the surprise on Sanjoys face) is unusual. I'm just about to order a new set of Toyo's for the front, what size do you guys recommended?
cheers
scott
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 10:18 am
by Tom
i was going to get neovas at some point in the not too distant. they are 195-50-15 F, and 225-45-16 R. general consensus is go for the wider ones on the front(i.e. 195), although quite a few people have said the toyos are a bit woolley for the first 1000miles. bridgestones possibly??
my 2c anyway...
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:12 am
by Victor Meldrew
Tom wrote:i was going to get neovas at some point in the not too distant. they are 195-50-15 F, and 225-45-16 R. general consensus is go for the wider ones on the front(i.e. 195), although quite a few people have said the toyos are a bit woolley for the first 1000miles. bridgestones possibly??
my 2c anyway...
Thay are pants for about 1000 miles then either, you get used to them or they get better, I cant be sure.
By a set of Maxsports ya wimp.....

it doesnt rain that much
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:20 am
by Tom
John Reid wrote:Tom wrote:i was going to get neovas at some point in the not too distant. they are 195-50-15 F, and 225-45-16 R. general consensus is go for the wider ones on the front(i.e. 195), although quite a few people have said the toyos are a bit woolley for the first 1000miles. bridgestones possibly??
my 2c anyway...
By a set of Maxsports ya wimp.....

it doesnt rain that much
my folks live in the north west highlands, and it rains a lot up there. and it snows a lot too

Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 1:55 pm
by Bennicus
Wot Tom said. I've just ordered a set of T1Rs in those sizes from that Collins chap in Glasgow, should be quite nice compared to my worn out P-Zeros! Am excited.

Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:50 pm
by Scottd
Is Tim Stevens on Seloc still selling tyres?
He was cheap as chips, £33 each for fronts!
scott
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:53 pm
by Tom
John Reid wrote:Tom wrote:i was going to get neovas at some point in the not too distant. they are 195-50-15 F, and 225-45-16 R. general consensus is go for the wider ones on the front(i.e. 195), although quite a few people have said the toyos are a bit woolley for the first 1000miles. bridgestones possibly??
my 2c anyway...
Thay are pants for about 1000 miles then either, you get used to them or they get better, I cant be sure.
By a set of Maxsports ya wimp.....

it doesnt rain that much
just out of interest, how long you had your car for john, before you went for maxies??
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:54 pm
by Tom
Scottd wrote:Is Tim Stevens on Seloc still selling tyres?
He was cheap as chips, £33 each for fronts!
scott
what tyres? toyos?
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:58 pm
by Scottd
Yea, R's or S's. That was about 8 months ago mind. Fast delivery (by Toyo themselves too).
I've emailed him to see if he can still get em.
scott
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 6:01 pm
by Rich H
Tim Stevens is a top chap, ordered mine on a wed at 3pm the arrived at 10am the next day! He didn't even wait for me to post the cheque! (I did obviouly!)
£250 for a full set. Fitting was £7/corner locally.
Rich