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as you are probably aware, i've got a set of nankangs on the mondeo
after a bit of a shakey start, they have started to come good over the past few hundred miles and i've got used to them
they aren't a bad tyre, in the dry
they aren't a bad tyre in the wet either, as long as you aren't going round corners
because when you are you feel like they don't know what they want to be, tyres, possibly mushrooms, rolls of toilet paper, bricks, photocopiers, bottles of aftershave, you get the idea
the conti's onthe rear are great, but the fronts are just not good enough for some "spirited" wet weather driving
they do give me some wheelspin though
up until about 10 mph on the same stretch of up hill that the granada gave me wheelspin all the way until 80 mph when i was a 1/4 of a mile away
so, in colclusion, not bad in the dry once they've bedded in, but a bit poo in the wet when you want to go round a corner
after a bit of a shakey start, they have started to come good over the past few hundred miles and i've got used to them
they aren't a bad tyre, in the dry
they aren't a bad tyre in the wet either, as long as you aren't going round corners
because when you are you feel like they don't know what they want to be, tyres, possibly mushrooms, rolls of toilet paper, bricks, photocopiers, bottles of aftershave, you get the idea
the conti's onthe rear are great, but the fronts are just not good enough for some "spirited" wet weather driving
they do give me some wheelspin though
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so, in colclusion, not bad in the dry once they've bedded in, but a bit poo in the wet when you want to go round a corner
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