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Help with tyres
#1
Right some may of seen ive had a nail in my tyre. Been looking at tyres was hoping for another enduro runway so they match but no one can get.
Budgets are £66 cheapest fitted.
Yet online I can get toyo proxies for £51.
So I was thinking I can match the tyres up front with toyos which are £111 for a pair or £139 delivered and fitted.

What tyres would you recommend dont wanna spend much more than £70 a corner including fitting
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Size?
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If you just want some cheap tyres fitted that will do for general driving + some spirtied driving I would say Nankang ns2 would do. Don't expect much of them I'm just using and abusing them until they die and I can whack on something better
For my 205/45/17's they were £39 delivered and it cost me £5 a corner to have fitted
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Michelin PE2 - If you can still get them, they have replaced them with something.

Pirelli P Zero Nero.

Or proxes but they wear quite fast, my mates fiesta goes through a set a year.
Doesnt even own a 306.
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That's cheap! Kuhmo ku31s are also good budgets!
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Is that online price or fitters price?

Catskills are nomally good for budgets
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f*cking auto correct. Camskill
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Moved to the correct section.

Falken ZE914s are a good all rounder.
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Tyretraders.com

NANKANG 205/40R17 84V NS2 Fuel Efficency:F Wet Grip:C Noise dB:71 Noise
£123.12
Carriage Charge
£12.47

Plus vat
so it came to like £160 for all 4 corners.
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(27-08-2013, 02:09 PM)lolsteve Wrote: Tyretraders.com

NANKANG 205/40R17 84V NS2 Fuel Efficency:F Wet Grip:C Noise dB:71 Noise
£123.12
Carriage Charge
£12.47

Plus vat
so it came to like £160 for all 4 corners.

Gosh theyre good price.
Tyres needed are 205/45r17.
I have around £150 to spend just fronts are needed.
My current tyres have only covered about 5k
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They're cheap tyres, that's why... and that 5% difference in profile will effect the price, 45s will be more.

My advice is spend that £150 on the best tyres you can afford for the front, then do the back when you can. Avon ZZ3s are £70 on Camskill and they're very good tyres.
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Get 15" rims and be able to afford better rubber Wink
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(27-08-2013, 06:26 PM)CJ_Derv Wrote: Get 15" rims and be able to afford better rubber Wink

To small though
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I've had a couple of sets of t1rs for cheap tyres there ok, i found they lasted quite a while too
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I've been looking at ad08s and from what I've researched they seem to last for ages!

Will be my next tyre
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(29-08-2013, 08:09 PM)Just Sean Wrote: I've been looking at ad08s and from what I've researched they seem to last for ages!

Will be my next tyre

They are a good tyre just expensive Smile
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Well the t1rs are on the car and they seem to grip really well. For the amount I drive my car and how much I actually hoon it I think they'll be ok Smile need to get rears next.
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(01-09-2013, 05:35 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: Well the t1rs are on the car and they seem to grip really well. For the amount I drive my car and how much I actually hoon it I think they'll be ok Smile need to get rears next.

They die stupidly quickly. Loved mine at first but rapidly lost faith in them.
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#19
Yeah I have toyos all round. There good but don't think there going to last for ages
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(01-09-2013, 09:12 PM)Stephen Wrote: Yeah I have toyos all round. There good but don't think there going to last for ages

End of the day, they are a premium budget tyre. Only get what you pay for!
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Yeah I normally go for michelins but can't afford at the mo
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(01-09-2013, 09:29 PM)Stephen Wrote: Yeah I normally go for michelins but can't afford at the mo

PS3s FTW! Bloody love mine!
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My ps3 doesn't have much tread on it tbh
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