Toyo vs Pirelli vs Dunlop vs Conti
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195/40/16 tyres for my car as the 195/45's rub on the NSF on very hard cornering
Only 4 companys I can find that do the above size... I want summit soft as possible
Toyo Proxy T1-R
£86 for a pair
Pirelli P Zero
£132 for a pair
Dunlop SP Sport 9000
£120 for a pair
Conti Sport Contact
£140 for a pair
Had Toyo's b4 on the 3dr and thought they were very good (got AVS Sport Yokos atm but they don't do a 195/40 otherwise I'd have them again as they have been very good over the last year)
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Only 4 companys I can find that do the above size... I want summit soft as possible
Toyo Proxy T1-R
£86 for a pair
Pirelli P Zero
£132 for a pair
Dunlop SP Sport 9000
£120 for a pair
Conti Sport Contact
£140 for a pair
Had Toyo's b4 on the 3dr and thought they were very good (got AVS Sport Yokos atm but they don't do a 195/40 otherwise I'd have them again as they have been very good over the last year)
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No, it's the T1-S that's crappy.
i have tried all of those tyres and they are all pretty good IMO, For the difference in price, i certainly don't think there is that big a difference in quality, so i'd go for the toyo's.
Parada Spec 2 tyres are good grippy tyres, but not that good in the wet unfortunately
i have tried all of those tyres and they are all pretty good IMO, For the difference in price, i certainly don't think there is that big a difference in quality, so i'd go for the toyo's.
Parada Spec 2 tyres are good grippy tyres, but not that good in the wet unfortunately
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i had the t1-s's and i thought they were shit hot not tried the r's and am sure it was the r's as they have a softer sidewall than the s's and they both bought them not long after they came out this year
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Originally Posted by Steve_B
The Parada Spec 2 are the 1's I'd go for....but they don't do them in the size I want atm
.... not worried about wet grip as the car is based around track use and road use as a 2nd choice ![Smokin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smokin.gif)
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i think the parada has a fair bit of rim protection too and seems slightly wider than some tyres ( i have 215's all round but the parada spec2's on the back are wider than the tyres on the front, cough... nankang....cough
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if i remember right the toyo's have quite a sloping sidewall, so you'd avoid catching easy i reckon
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