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winter and summer tyres

winter and summer tyres

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TM
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26-01-2018, 08:41 AM
#1
:thumbup1:now that i have 2 sets of wheels,i'm going to use the older set for winter, and the new set for summer,
what i want to know is, which is the best winter tyre,and best summer tyre
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm:tongue_smilie:
TM
26-01-2018, 08:41 AM #1

:thumbup1:now that i have 2 sets of wheels,i'm going to use the older set for winter, and the new set for summer,
what i want to know is, which is the best winter tyre,and best summer tyre
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm:tongue_smilie:

steviewevie
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26-01-2018, 08:42 AM
#2
Patrik made a posting about winter tyres that had been reviewed, I will try and dig it out.

Edit - here you go

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steviewevie
26-01-2018, 08:42 AM #2

Patrik made a posting about winter tyres that had been reviewed, I will try and dig it out.

Edit - here you go


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TM
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26-01-2018, 08:45 AM
#3
steviewevie Patrik made a posting about winter tyres that had been reviewed, I will try and dig it out.

Edit - here you go
:thumbup1:thanks mate:thumbup1:
TM
26-01-2018, 08:45 AM #3

steviewevie Patrik made a posting about winter tyres that had been reviewed, I will try and dig it out.

Edit - here you go
:thumbup1:thanks mate:thumbup1:

Bandit
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26-01-2018, 09:01 AM
#4
Still think for a good summer tyre you cant go wrong with the Michelin Pilot Sports range, they had great grip on the skyline, and not to noisy on the road :thumbup1:

Oh and get some pic's up of your new wheels :laugh::thumbup1:

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Bandit
26-01-2018, 09:01 AM #4

Still think for a good summer tyre you cant go wrong with the Michelin Pilot Sports range, they had great grip on the skyline, and not to noisy on the road :thumbup1:

Oh and get some pic's up of your new wheels :laugh::thumbup1:


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TM
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26-01-2018, 09:09 AM
#5
Bandit Still think for a good summer tyre you cant go wrong with the Michelin Pilot Sports range, they had great grip on the skyline, and not to noisy on the road :thumbup1:

Oh and get some pic's up of your new wheels :laugh::thumbup1:
:thumbup1:i have michelins pilot sport on now, and really like them,but not so great in the winter
i get alot of slip on fast take off,but if i do that with the misses car it OK
MAYBE IT ME..:lol:
TM
26-01-2018, 09:09 AM #5

Bandit Still think for a good summer tyre you cant go wrong with the Michelin Pilot Sports range, they had great grip on the skyline, and not to noisy on the road :thumbup1:

Oh and get some pic's up of your new wheels :laugh::thumbup1:
:thumbup1:i have michelins pilot sport on now, and really like them,but not so great in the winter
i get alot of slip on fast take off,but if i do that with the misses car it OK
MAYBE IT ME..:lol:

Bandit
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26-01-2018, 09:11 AM
#6
Reverend HighTower :thumbup1:i have michelins pilot sport on now, and really like them,but not so great in the winter
i get alot of slip on fast take off,but if i do that with the misses car it OK
MAYBE IT ME..:lol:

Its you mate, you have heavy feet :laugh::laugh::laugh::thumbup1:

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Bandit
26-01-2018, 09:11 AM #6

Reverend HighTower :thumbup1:i have michelins pilot sport on now, and really like them,but not so great in the winter
i get alot of slip on fast take off,but if i do that with the misses car it OK
MAYBE IT ME..:lol:

Its you mate, you have heavy feet :laugh::laugh::laugh::thumbup1:


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Anees
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26-01-2018, 02:03 PM
#7
I rate the Pilot Sports too, I have had them on my BMW and obviously just got a set for the Evo (new PS3 compound)

Personally I'd get Vredestein Ultra Sessantas for the summer which I currently have on my BMW- awesome grip and comfortable. They are very good in the wet too. I know the GS using big tyre sizes so the Michelin PS3s would be rediculous prices (£240 each a tyre!) and I feel the Vredesteins are just as good and half the price. They look cooler too!! Big Grin Tony@WIM rates them too.

For the winter again Vredestein make some good tyres, but Id got with the tyres recommended in the article Patrik posted

Friction tyres
Continental ContiVikingContact 5
Federal HimalayaWS1
Bridgestone Blizzak Nordic WN-01
ContiWinter Contact TS810
Gislaved Soft Frost 3
Goodride R-VH680
Nokian Hakkapeliitta R
Vredestein Nord-Trac
Michelin X-Ice X12
Pirelli Icestorm 3
Yokohama Ice Guard ig20

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Anees
26-01-2018, 02:03 PM #7

I rate the Pilot Sports too, I have had them on my BMW and obviously just got a set for the Evo (new PS3 compound)

Personally I'd get Vredestein Ultra Sessantas for the summer which I currently have on my BMW- awesome grip and comfortable. They are very good in the wet too. I know the GS using big tyre sizes so the Michelin PS3s would be rediculous prices (£240 each a tyre!) and I feel the Vredesteins are just as good and half the price. They look cooler too!! Big Grin Tony@WIM rates them too.

For the winter again Vredestein make some good tyres, but Id got with the tyres recommended in the article Patrik posted

Friction tyres
Continental ContiVikingContact 5
Federal HimalayaWS1
Bridgestone Blizzak Nordic WN-01
ContiWinter Contact TS810
Gislaved Soft Frost 3
Goodride R-VH680
Nokian Hakkapeliitta R
Vredestein Nord-Trac
Michelin X-Ice X12
Pirelli Icestorm 3
Yokohama Ice Guard ig20


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parthiban
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26-01-2018, 02:08 PM
#8
Ignoring cost, would you say the michelins or the vredesteins are the better tyre?

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parthiban
26-01-2018, 02:08 PM #8

Ignoring cost, would you say the michelins or the vredesteins are the better tyre?


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Anees
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26-01-2018, 02:18 PM
#9
Michelins (I think) because when I had the PS2s they were a tiny bit sharper on turn in but nothing significant. The Verdesteins are better in the wet however then the PS2s I had. The Michelins also improve MPG so if money was no object then Michelins but I am more then happy paying £107 for a 255/35/18 Vredestein then £202 for the Michelin! The Verdesteins look much cooler too! Big Grin

On the Evo I have the PS3s which are supposed to be much better in the wet then then PS2s but I can't compare them because the PS2s were on a different car.

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Anees
26-01-2018, 02:18 PM #9

Michelins (I think) because when I had the PS2s they were a tiny bit sharper on turn in but nothing significant. The Verdesteins are better in the wet however then the PS2s I had. The Michelins also improve MPG so if money was no object then Michelins but I am more then happy paying £107 for a 255/35/18 Vredestein then £202 for the Michelin! The Verdesteins look much cooler too! Big Grin

On the Evo I have the PS3s which are supposed to be much better in the wet then then PS2s but I can't compare them because the PS2s were on a different car.


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TM
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26-01-2018, 02:51 PM
#10
Anees Michelins (I think) because when I had the PS2s they were a tiny bit sharper on turn in but nothing significant. The Verdesteins are better in the wet however then the PS2s I had. The Michelins also improve MPG so if money was no object then Michelins but I am more then happy paying £107 for a 255/35/18 Vredestein then £202 for the Michelin! The Verdesteins look much cooler too! Big Grin

On the Evo I have the PS3s which are supposed to be much better in the wet then then PS2s but I can't compare them because the PS2s were on a different car.
:laugh:that cheap mate,check how much 285/30/20 are Confusedhock:,and the front are 245/30/20........:cursing: but need them:Shooting::thumbup1:
TM
26-01-2018, 02:51 PM #10

Anees Michelins (I think) because when I had the PS2s they were a tiny bit sharper on turn in but nothing significant. The Verdesteins are better in the wet however then the PS2s I had. The Michelins also improve MPG so if money was no object then Michelins but I am more then happy paying £107 for a 255/35/18 Vredestein then £202 for the Michelin! The Verdesteins look much cooler too! Big Grin

On the Evo I have the PS3s which are supposed to be much better in the wet then then PS2s but I can't compare them because the PS2s were on a different car.
:laugh:that cheap mate,check how much 285/30/20 are Confusedhock:,and the front are 245/30/20........:cursing: but need them:Shooting::thumbup1:

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