Hi Guys,
Was looking into replacing the Jap tyres on my Volks and had a chat with Ben about it. The tyres on them at the moment are:
Fronts
235 45 17
Rears
255 40 17
Is it normal on a RWD car to have a lower profile tyre on the rear ?
I checked this on the FD forum and they do recommend these sizes for 17inch alloys.
Anyone had any experience with TOYO T01-Rs ? They are very good value (around
Tyre size questions
Tyre size questions
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Gareth
Gareth
http://www.club80-90syncro.co.uk/Syncro ... ulator.htm
this is very handy for checking tyre radius/profiles etc.....(i'm sad like that!)
there's only a couple of mm between your fronts to rear! (due to aspect ratio)
this is very handy for checking tyre radius/profiles etc.....(i'm sad like that!)
there's only a couple of mm between your fronts to rear! (due to aspect ratio)
Gareth, I've had those Toyo's on four different cars in four different sizes. For a budget type price, they offer consistant grip and breakaway, with good wear rates. They deal with standing water well, and are now what I put on our cars when they need replacements. I've always felt the improvement when they're on.
I normally find blackcircles.com do a good deal if Gary can't help.
Regards
Rob
I normally find blackcircles.com do a good deal if Gary can't help.
Regards
Rob
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Valeting, detailing and undersealing
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stuart@auto-genie.co.uk
Valeting, detailing and undersealing
I was told that the old "v shaped tread" is being phased out in favour of the asymetrics. I have used F1s on the Gtr since I have had it and have always been impressed with them in the dry or wet, but this time I went for the Dunlop sports. seem pretty good to me.RX7 wrote:
Nobody said anything about the Asymetric versions of the Eagles. If people on the Rex forums get them its normally the ones with the V shaped tread.
I may be getting older but I REFUSE to grow up 


