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| I love the Yoko's. Simply awesome in the dry (I hated the tyres you have now on anything but perfectly smooth dry tarmac). Not brilliant in the wet, but very predictable. As for road noise, well my cars noisy anyway what with the suspension and exhuast. If it was my money I'd go with either Yoko Parada Spec 2's or Eage F1's. But have heard good things about the Dunlop Sport Max (All 215/35 R18 but the Yokos are very wide for a 215/35). Yokos can be quite cheap aswell (Although Mytyres always has them as very expensive compared to others)Another GP owner on here from the NW (Wills_S) has got 205/40 R18 Michellin Pilot Sports 2. Will ask him to bob in here... ![]() |
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| Here i am better late then never Yeah i've got the michellins only other tyre that are the correct rim size. It has reduced noise a little but with no back seats it's never going to be perfect. Ride is miles better and in terms of handling and grip different league especially the wet. Only gripe was the price 160 notes each as opose to 120 for the yoko's and eagles but they are a slightly harder compound so should last longer. My dunlopps managed 6k ![]() |
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| Michelin Pilot SPORT PS2 205/40 ZR18 86Y EL Rim-protection, RRBL * With mytyres.co.uk only £ 127.60 Yokohama Parada Spec 2 215/35 ZR18 84W RF , RPB, BW asymmetric ** With mytyres.co.uk only £ 106.50 Goodyear EAGLE F1 GS-D3 215/35 ZR18 84W XL ** With mytyres.co.uk only £ 97.00 Toyo PROXES T1-R 215/35 ZR18 84W RF Rim-protection ** With mytyres.co.uk only £ 87.50 All above prices not fitted (your talking £10-£15 a rim). But yokos can defo be bought cheaper. Just shop around. Can a mod move these posts to Wheels and Tyres and rename it something like GP Replacement tyre discussion or something Thanks ![]() |
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| I changed to non-runflats on my last car but I'm not risking it on the GP. I used to carry a can of glue/air pump in case the worst happened, however there is no where to keep it in the GP. |
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| Oops... remembered wrong... ...selectatyre in Stockport did it for £440.01. Uncluded 4 tyres balanced etc. Filled with Nitrous oxide (instead of normal air, means tyre pressure hardly ever needs topping up but still best to chec. I've not put any air in them since it was done (11\th March 06)). Disposal of 4 other tyres. Having said that, someone on here with a 220+ John Cooper Works conversion kit did get them cheaper than me so maybe thats where I remembered the £360 from, let me find the guys posts. ![]() |
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