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Tyres for 360

Discussion in 'United Kingdom' started by Hud, Dec 16, 2005.

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  1. Hud

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    #1 Hud, Dec 16, 2005
    Have worn my tyres out pretty quickly on my 360, mainly down to excessive fast driving! Can anyone recommend a good quality, tyre probably more suited to track use, that will last a bit longer. I think shes running on pirellis at the moment.
     
  2. andrewg

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    #2 andrewg, Dec 16, 2005
    I've tried a 308gtb with Yokohama A006's fitted, not sure how long they last but sticky as hell and satifies minimum needs to be road legal :D
     
  3. Hud

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    #3 Hud, Dec 16, 2005
    I was thinking about trying some yokies actually. Something away from the normal pirelli/bridgestone/goodyr stuff. Are they similarly priced?
     
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    #4 andrewg, Dec 16, 2005
    around £650 for the set, if you want sticky and cheap I've been using kumho's on my 425bhp 911/964 with great results (doesnt improve my driving though :( )
     
  5. Hud

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    #5 Hud, Dec 16, 2005
    i think chaa runs on Kumhos. ill ask him how he does with them.
     
  6. S11eps

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    #6 S11eps, Dec 16, 2005
    I have found Yok's to be very good in the dry, and the softer compound does equal great grip, but if you've caned your Pirelli's quickly, you're likely to munch through Yok's at a similar (or possibly even faster) rate.

    Toyo Proxes are meant to be very good, and I have always found Bridgestone Potenzas a decent comprimise between wear and performance.
     
  7. kenyon

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    #7 kenyon, Dec 16, 2005
    I do too... Great tyre for the price.
     
  8. Hud

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    #8 Hud, Jan 13, 2006
    Whimped out. Stuck with Pirellis for now.. £200 all in each for the rears.
     

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