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had some for my 17's in the past, not too great in the wet, but it is only a tdci fiesta. not sure what they would be like with some powwr going down
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toyo's
falken
pirelli
or yoko ps2
are only about that much more!
i think i've heard enough allready.
going to look for someting else. i asked the same question somewhere else and got pretty much the same answeres.
thanx for replying though
greetz herman
going to look for someting else. i asked the same question somewhere else and got pretty much the same answeres.
thanx for replying though
greetz herman
Had them in the past during my skint student days, thought they were pretty acceptable to be honest. Definately didn't find them dangerous! Although the most powerful car I had them fitted to was a 130bhp rover!
had some on my old calibra the air kept blowing out the side when cornering but the front 2 were federal and in both wet and dry these are the best ive ever had on any rims and this is out of around 200 cars ive had.
Used to run them on my TDDI Focus daily runner, never again. Kept deflating when you hit an average sized pot hole, shite in the wet ( ok so I don't drive that slow, ever lol) and as said the side walls split.
i had them on my old merc 19" wheels i was not looking for grip as it was a lowrider merc and i found they were pretty good for the price very good wear rate and the tyre fitters say they work much better on bigger cars i.e 5 series bmw's.
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From: fishburn sex shop...co.durham
there fuckin shyt iv got them on my sti type r not my choice theyr tail happy at the best of times never mind with shitty nankangs.cheap shyt at least pay a bit more and get a decent tyre mate
i've heard enough trouble story's about nankang so that idea will go.
i've now set my mind on a set of toyo proxes t1-r.
i've found a set for a good deal. so i'll think i'll go for them.
only negative thing i've heard so far about them is that they make a little bit much noise!!!!!
anyone?????
greetz herman
i've now set my mind on a set of toyo proxes t1-r.
i've found a set for a good deal. so i'll think i'll go for them.
only negative thing i've heard so far about them is that they make a little bit much noise!!!!!
anyone?????
greetz herman
Nankangs used to be fucking lethal, but some of the newer tyres they do are actually ok.
Personally if you are after a cheap tyre though I would look at prada spec 2, or Toyota T1R
With the T1R being the better wet tyre of the two, so depends a bit on what use it gets.
Personally if you are after a cheap tyre though I would look at prada spec 2, or Toyota T1R
With the T1R being the better wet tyre of the two, so depends a bit on what use it gets.
As chip says the latest variations are a lot better, the NS2's are ok
Ive got some on my daily golf, 17"'s with a slight stretch (i know i know) and they are spot on infact when pushed in the rain or dry ive had no problems at all and they've dealt with the bad pot holes too.
Ive got some on my daily golf, 17"'s with a slight stretch (i know i know) and they are spot on infact when pushed in the rain or dry ive had no problems at all and they've dealt with the bad pot holes too.
I wonder how many of the people who slate the Nankangs have actually used them themselves.
I've had the Toyos earlier, and they wore out far too quick IMO. I really dont see the point in spending a fortune on top end tyres for going to work and the shops...
As I said, my Nankangs have lasted about 20000 miles, they have been on roads in 8 different countries in all sorts of weather and on all sorts of surfaces. And have done the job just fine.
How many of you ditch finder commenting people can say you have got this much experience with them...? Or are you just jumping on the bandwagon because of the name and you heard a mate down the pub said they were shit...
I've had the Toyos earlier, and they wore out far too quick IMO. I really dont see the point in spending a fortune on top end tyres for going to work and the shops...
As I said, my Nankangs have lasted about 20000 miles, they have been on roads in 8 different countries in all sorts of weather and on all sorts of surfaces. And have done the job just fine.
How many of you ditch finder commenting people can say you have got this much experience with them...? Or are you just jumping on the bandwagon because of the name and you heard a mate down the pub said they were shit...
I wonder how many of the people who slate the Nankangs have actually used them themselves.
I've had the Toyos earlier, and they wore out far too quick IMO. I really dont see the point in spending a fortune on top end tyres for going to work and the shops...
As I said, my Nankangs have lasted about 20000 miles, they have been on roads in 8 different countries in all sorts of weather and on all sorts of surfaces. And have done the job just fine.
How many of you ditch finder commenting people can say you have got this much experience with them...? Or are you just jumping on the bandwagon because of the name and you heard a mate down the pub said they were shit...
I've had the Toyos earlier, and they wore out far too quick IMO. I really dont see the point in spending a fortune on top end tyres for going to work and the shops...
As I said, my Nankangs have lasted about 20000 miles, they have been on roads in 8 different countries in all sorts of weather and on all sorts of surfaces. And have done the job just fine.
How many of you ditch finder commenting people can say you have got this much experience with them...? Or are you just jumping on the bandwagon because of the name and you heard a mate down the pub said they were shit...



