R60 Getting new summer tyres to replace the RF after the winter, what should it be?
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Getting new summer tyres to replace the RF after the winter, what should it be?
Getting new summer tyres after the winter to replace the RF, what should it be?
Looking for bridgestone's RE002, or S001
or Michelin Pilot sport 3? or super sport?
or Yokohama's AD08?
I'm just starting to save my money for the tyres! thanks
Looking for bridgestone's RE002, or S001
or Michelin Pilot sport 3? or super sport?
or Yokohama's AD08?
I'm just starting to save my money for the tyres! thanks
Last edited by preme123; Dec 1, 2011 at 07:05 AM.
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Michelin is a good choice. The continental DW has also received good reviews and it is much cheaper (at least in the US.) I am going to order summer tires for the Pea once the CM comes in and I am leaning towards the Conti DW.
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I'm doing everything I can to get my MA to swap my tires upon pickup. I'm even delivering the winter wheels and tires before i take delivery so my rubber (18") will be BRAND NEW...
I'm looking at the Sumi HTR Z 3's. I had them on my Audi and they were perfect.
I'm looking at the Sumi HTR Z 3's. I had them on my Audi and they were perfect.
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Yeah those Conti's are awesome too. Very good tire.
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I just received, and have posted about receiving the Conti Extreme DWSs. No complaints so far; they're great all-weather tires. Since I'm not racing the car, I'm all right with the all-season compromise. As I've stated before, they're many times more comfortable than the RFs.
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