Tyres, tyres,tyres

Parisien

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Just tried our local tyre depot...who were within a few quid of Camskills last year and now they are £20 dearer each! Naturally I went off on one.......;)





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lozcb

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Just tried our local tyre depot...who were within a few quid of Camskills last year and now they are £20 dearer each! Naturally I went off on one.......;)





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naturally Frank , be rude of you not to


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Parisien

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Hoping you got a good price on them......see the sites below for comparison with the guys you bought from....


Tyre sites.......others to add?

A search for 265/35/18 Y rated brings up prices of, in order, for Falkens 452, Vredsteins and Pirellis Pzero beside sites listed below-


http://www.blackcircles.com/ £140/NONE/220

http://www.etyres.co.uk/ £168/NONE/221

http://www.mtyres.co.uk/ £145/NONE/201

http://www.mytyres.co.uk/ £138/161/193

http://www.camskill.co.uk/ £115/168/174



A post from back in August.....


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X1ons

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I've now got 452's all round. They are excellent in both wet and dry - lot cheaper than other brands and recommended.
 

conaero

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Falkens are great, better grip and wear than the OEM fitment, the only negative is they are noisy. I will stick with OEM on the GTS and run Kumhos on the GT and they are great too.
 

hodroyd

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Is anybody running on the Pirelli PZero Corse, Mine has the Rosso on currently and although they seem OK, I wonder if anybody has the Corse experience. I have the Assymetrico's on my XJR and they are brilliant.
 

boomerang

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http://www.tti.nl/nl/home/falken/

This was the news as it was sent by our national Falken distributor, including a picture of the profile, wich looks a lot like the Sportcontact3 from Conti.
The SUV variant is less important for us of course, but still interesting enough to read i think.
 
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hodroyd

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These Falkens look to be "W" rated, which is on, or below the speed of our vehicles. I would prefer to have a "Y" rated tyre to be more confident on high speed performance.
 

hodroyd

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I would always go over the top on tyre rating, either "Y", or (Y), up to 186mph and over 186mph, I feel much safer this way when pushing a tyre hard, a blow out at 170mph using such as a "W" rating would be curtains for some.